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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Re- publicans have roared approval if Sen. Barry Goldwater as their iresidential nominee and he vows to carry "the conservative cause" :o the American voters in No- 'ember. The 55-year-old 'grandson of a ewish peddler who emigrated to :alifornia from London ground moderate Republicans under his steamroller as he pushed to a irst ballot victory last night. Twenty-three minutes after the call of the states began, Goldwa- ter became the nominee when South Carolina cast its 16 bal- lots to put 1iim' over the 655 to- tal needed to nominate. A LOSER WHO LOOKS LIKE A WINNER — Gov. William Scranton has a big greeting for the Republican con- By a motion of Pennsylvania vention as he makes an appearance on the floor last night after Sen. Barry Goldwater defeated him by 883 -2I4 Gov. William W. Scranton, his leading opponent, the nomination delegate votes for the GOP residential nomination. He called for party support. ' (AP Wirehoto) was made officially unanimous— but it wasn't quite. ' appeared on television later to a meeting of Goldwater with tumble political battling. Gold- his name from consideration for Had Accepted say that it wasn't quite as but- state chairmen today some de- water has designated him as "a the nomination', he urged con- In the midst of the confusion, toned up as Morton had said it finitive announcement on the vice gut fighter," servatives not to desert the GOP. Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Ken- was. presidential nomination—which he An Episcopalian This time, it was the party's tucky, the convention chairman, Goldwater said he hadn't said he would accept—would be The new GOP presidential moderates and liberals who had told a reporter that he had been phoned Miller to ask him to ac- forthcoming. The vice presiden- nominee is an Episcopalian. to march into the glaring lights informed Goldwater had called cept second place on the ticket, tial nominee will be formally He still holds an interest in on the podium to urge their sup- Rep. William E. Miller of New as had been reported. But he elected at tonight's closing ses- swank retail clothing stores in porters not to take a walk. The York, the GOP national chair- added that he is "favorably in- sion. Arizona. pendulum had swung to the right man, had offered him the vice clined" toward the upstate New Miller, 44 and a Roman Cath- The senator demonstrated Iron in those four years. iresidential nomination, and that York representative. olic, would be calculated to control of the party and the The single roll call, pursued to Miller had accepted. Miller, also appearing on tele- bring to the ticket a skilled cam- convention in contrast to four the end in the overcrowded Cow But Goldwater and Miller both vision, said he thinks that after paigner noted for his rough and years ago when, in withdrawing (See GOLDWATER; Page 3) Mrs. Neuberger Switches From Scranton

A HUG FROM THE CANDIDATE — Peggy Goldwater gets a hug from her husband, Case, Blau Refuse to Make Sen. Barry Goldwater in San Francisco last night after ho won the Republican nom- ination for the presidency. Embrace came when she returned to their hotel from the Cow Palace and walked ifl on the Ariiona lawmaker as he was addresting a televi- sion audience expressing tin thanks lor fhe honor to lead his party in next Novem- ber's election. (AP Wirephoto) Barry

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Two called on the first rundown la- Palace, refusing to vote for was recognized, iby convention New Jersey delegate — U. S. the balloting. Then, when Gold' Goldwater. Sarcone relented and . chairman Tnurston .B.- Morton. Sen. Clifford P. Case and real water had the nomination won State Chairman Webster B. Todd Todd cast the new vote as 38 estate man Leslie Blau — re- and Scranton had gone before prepared to cast a 38-2 vote. for Goldwater and 2 for Scran- Two Jersey Negroes Walk fused to make the vote for Sen. the convention to move for a Case suggested this might sound ton. He tried to get the micro- Barry Goldwater unanimous unanimous vote, a dramatic worse than no change from the phone back again when two al- when the Arizona senator won split developed in the New Jer- original 20-20 count. ternates arrived, but by then the Republican presidential sey delegation. Shouts at Case the convention had shouted a Out at GOP Convention nomination Wednesday night. The Goldwater supporters Senate President Charles W. unanimous nomination. In spite of angry, shouted urged the Scranton delegates, to Sandman Jr., Cape May, But Case and Blau did none SAN FRANCISCO - Two Negroes in stormy walkout from the huge hall. He urging from Goldwater dele- switch and make it unanimous. Jumping to a chair and shouted of the shouting. ' the New Jersey delegation walked out of became angry when told that a Goldwater gates, Case and Blau refused A quick count showed three angrily at Case, "Come on, make The bitter dispute came at the Republican National Convention im- supporter had used a cigarette to make to join their 38 colleagues in Scranton delegates who did riot it unanimous." the end of a triumphant day mediately after Sen. Barry Goldwater won burns in the coat of William P.' Young, the vote. Case later declined to want to switch—Case, Blau arid Case and Blau refused and for the Goldwater delegates. the party's presidential nomination last Pennsylvania's Negro secretary of labor, say whether he would support state Sen. C. Robert Sarcpne of someone In the throng milling They originally came to San night. during a demonstration for the Arizona Goldwater in the election cam- Essex County. , about them suggested their al- Francisco with 12 votes on th» They said they were protesting indig- senator. paign. He scheduled a news "What are you going to do, ternates be allowed to vote for 40-member delegation. But by nities and mistreatment at the hands of Fleming told newsmen he and other conference today to outline his Cliff?" shouted W. Leslie Rogers them. They agreed and Rep. Wednesday morning, they had IT Goldwater's supporters. They were walk- Negroes at the convention had been sub- views. standing on a chair 20 feet Peter Frelinghuyscn Jr. went to votes, compared with 22 for ing out of the convention, not the Repub- jected to previous indignities, and if it bad Dramatic Split - away. Rogers, of Pennsauken, get two alternates, sitting in Scranton and 1 uncommitted. lican parly, they said. not been for "wonderful" treatment by The New Jersey delegation had announced for Goldwater another section in the back of Final Poll The two alternate delegates—George his fellow New Jersey delegates, he would cast 20 votes each for Gold- Tuesday. the huge hall. In a final poll on the floor, G. Fleming of East Orange, a Red Bank have walked out two days ago. water and Gov. William W. Case and Blau sat stonily Before the alternates could be three Scranton delegates insurance company official, and W. Oscar He said of Goldwater supporters: Scranton when the state was amid the uproar In the Cow brought forward, New Jersey (See VOTE, Page 3) Harris of Atlantic City—left the Cow Palace • "They called us Niggers. They tried to when South Carolina cast the votes which start fights with us. They stomped on our clinched the nomination for Goldwater. -feet." . Earlier, Fleming had staged a brief. (See TWO, Page 2) Oh Those Speeches, Speeches, Speeches

By SAUL PETT ladylike. Among signs: "Mar- chell, the journalist. newest state in our grand and vention hall erupts in rear. garet U our man" . . . 10:10. Lodge's name in nomi- glorious union" or Kansas "the Value of Scranton buttons now SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-3:53 6:39. Whatever happened to nation. Lodge takes it out. most Republican state in the on par with Landon's. p.m. Resistance flagging, eyes Marvin Kitraan? . . . Roll Call Begins union" or Louisiana. Chair in- heavy, mouth dry. All around 10:57. Scranton appears on 7:46. Eisenhower, Milton, 10:15. 'Roll call vote finally terrupts Louisiana and asks, platform and moves convention us, wild natives waving fet- nominates man named Scran- begins, after seven hours and "Are you going to vote tonight?" make Goldwater nomination ishes, screaming for blood. ton, William. Says Scranton 45 minutes of oratory, Can Louisiana drones on. Chair in- unanimous. Will the cavalry never come? will "not tolerate discrimina- spring be far behind? . . . Ala- terrupts again. Louisiana final- 11:07. Chair calls for voice Dirksen just finished. Seems tion in any form." Will he tol- bama casts 20 votes for Gold- ly gives up and votes . . . vote on motion. Ayes have it. to think a man named Gold- erate conventions again? Now water. Alaska . . . chairman 10:39. South Carolina, "Hum- Nays lost under voice of chair- water, "grandson of an immi- Scranton people jam aisles, asks delegations to cut out bly grateful we can do this for man declaring Goldwater the grant peddler," might make a pumping signs, etc. Arizona is rhetoric and get on with vote. a great American," puts Gold- unanimous choice of the con- good President. • Delegates glowering. Suddenly doesn't This doesn't stop Hawaii, "the water over with 663 votes. Con- vention. marching, yelling, balloons go- seem to care for noise. Mrs. ing up, gold dust coming down. Scranton clapping from box on Kentucky delegation in frock left. Mrs. Goldwater not dap- coats, string ties; California in ping from box on right. gold ponchos; Nevada, red miners' hats; Pennsylvania, in Children Married basic black . . . More seconding speeches . . . Wonder If any of my children Names Rockefeller have grown up and married? Seconding speeches, speeches, 8:53. Romney placed in nomi- speeches, can't they be prose- nation. Michigan demonstrates cuted for unlicensed distribu- on foot, no Ramblers. tion of tranquilizers? 9:03. Scranton reported on 5:05. Keating nominates way to Convention Hall. Rockefeller. Demonstration. Couldn't he get any sleep in Couldn't he have sent the.Mu- the hotel? Hall Rockettes? Just 9:15. Fire reported outside ENTER A PROTEST — Signs protesting the civil rights plank adopted by the learned Mrs. Rockefeller left of hall. Sore losers getting town. Smart girl . . . sorer? ... Republican National Convention when the platform was approved are held aloft 6:28. Hiram L. Fong of Ha- 3:20. Band's union time runs by alternate delegates from New York during yesterday's session in the San Fran- waii becomes first senator of out. Band leaves. Organist ciico Cow Palace. (AP Wirephoto I Chinese descent to be placed in takes over. After that, we're nomination . . . down to kazoos . . . 6:35. Margaret Chase Smith 9:38. People in rear of hall becomes first senator of fe- staring at back exit. Is it male sex to be placed in nomi- Scranton? Or Teddy Roosevelt? Won H Desert Party Ranks nation. Demonstration bit more Turns out (o be Walter Win- By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON Clubs of Monmouth County, at the 1004 Civil Rights law o ASBURY JAUK - Negro Re- his home this morning. Mr. Har- grounds that h- believed som publicans in Monmouth Counly ris, a funeral director here and parts were unconstitutional. Todarfs Index won't applaud the nomination of !n Red Bank, is also a member Mr. Harris said he would nol Page Page Barry Goldwater for President, of the policy-making county Re- make any immediate appraisal Allen-Scnlt 6 llerblock 6 but they won't desert the GOP publican Steering Committee. of the action of George C. Flem- Amusements 18 Movie Timetable 18 party, either "We were never for him," Mr. ing, an alternate New Jersej Births 2 Obituaries 2 So said Leon Harris, president Harris snld Ihc Arizona senator, (Sec RANKS, Page 2) Bridge .14 Sylvia Porter of the United Colored Republican "because of i» conflict of interest Old Wngon Farm John Chamberlain 6 Sports 22-25 HEARTBREAKING NIGHT — William Scranton, 16, left, and sister Susan, 18, break A Clean Car Hides Retlcr with us on civil rights. Now! Starr apples for sauce am Classified .26-27 Stock Market 4 down in tears as their defeated father, Gov. .William Scrsnton congratulates Sen. ' Butch's Automatic Car Wash. "Bui we won't desort the party. pies. Our first peaches in a few Comics U Successful Investing 4 Across from A&P, Newman We're still Republicans." days. Rt. 35 north of Mlddletown, Crossword Puztle II Television 18 Barry Goldwater at the GOP convention in San Francisco last night. Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. Sen. Goldwater voted against Adv. Editorial! « Women'! New» 20-11 IAP Wirephotol 'i , Mr m, I'M WE DAILY REGISTER Seek CurbRanks Two (Continued) (Continual) Is this white, Christian mid- delegate former^ of A/dairy dle class America?" he asked, Qlntudfwfr On Rising Park, in briefly walking Out of almost in tears as he walked fhe convention in Sin Francisco from the hall, surrounded by a his morning. - I ELPIDIO NATAtE ' • MRS. HARRY B. Dl'VAlX knot of newsmen, cameramei\ CLEARWATER. Fla. - Mrs. Road Toll •'I don't know what the cir- private police and sergeants-at- MIDDLETOWN-Elpidio (Tony) arms. NaUle, 70, of 225 Rt. 35, died Marie C. Duvall, 68, of 26 North cumstances were there at the FREEHOLD - A meeting of Outside, Mrs. Ann D. Flynn of Tuesday at the Lyons Veterans Evergreen Ave. died yesterday at time," he said. "These would all police agency heads in the Deal, another alternate delegate, • Administration Hospital, Lyons, home after a shpjt illness. She county to seek a curb to the ris- have to be considered." formerly lived at Nulley, K. J. sought to persuade Fleming not N.J. ing highway death rate was pro- That Mr. Fleming, a regional to say any more. Then Leonard „ !Born in Italy, he was the son Mrs. Duvall and her husband posed yesterday by Freeholder Harry B. Duvall, moved hen vice president of Progressive H. Rupert, executive director of j '• ro( the late Luigi and Matrona Marcus Daly. the New Jersey Republican State nine years ago. She belonged t Life Insurance Co., Red Bank, is Caprio Natale. Mr. Daly said he will ask the Committee, persuaded him to re- St. .Cecelia's Catholic Church, St highly regarded among Negroes He was a retired civilian em- freeholder board at next Tues- turn to his seat. Fleming, now Cecelia's Woman's Club and thi in the county, is also to be con- ployee at Highlands Air Force days meeting to set up such a nearly overcome •'with emotion, Cfearwater YWCA, here. sidered., he added. Base, and a communicant of St meeting in co-operation with Traf r agreed to return for the ballot- Anthony's Catholic Church, here. Besides her husband, she i ic Coordinator W. Robert War A Fine Man' ing, which was just starting. He Mr. Nataie is survived by hw survived by a daughter, Mrs, wick and the Monmouth County "He is a fine man, and he cam- remained • only until South Caro- William P. Rooney of New Mori- wife, Mrs. Mary Galatro Natale; Safety Council. paigns, here every year," Mr. lina voted. George G. Fleming mouth, H.J., three brothers, Wil- The plan got informal approv Harris observed. The insurance •five daughters, Mrs. Martha Tuesday, Mr. Fleming had liam Tommaro of Washington al at a conference the day be- executive has taken part in ral- He became associated with Daughtry of Eatontown, Mrs. praised the New Jersey delega- D. C, Edward Tommaro of Sil- fore, he disclosed. lies both in behalf of the long- Progressive 27 years ago as one Nicholas Mustacchia of Leonardo, tion and its leaders—including ver- Springs, Md., and Samue "It is the feeling of the board established city administration as of the company's first non-white Mrs. Arthur Daughtiy of Bogota, Russell Woolley, Monmouth Mrs. William Seekamp of Bel- Tommaro of Virginia, and thres Mr. Daly said, "that such a con well as for GOP causes. agents, and was 'named to his County GOP chairman and a ford and Mrs. Vincent Cerqua of grandchildren. ference of all law enforcement present post last year. Mr. Fleming returned to the Goldwater supporter—for its firm Port Moamouth; and 10 grand- Services will be conducted a authorities could bring about a He left Asbury Park in 1949 New Jersey convention delega- stand in support of the strongly- ch'ildren. 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Joh drastic reduction in a most dis to open up the company's terri- tion after five minutes at the worded civil rights amendment The funeral will be Saturday F. Pfleger Funeral Home, 11 turbing fatality record. tory in Washington, Maryland urging of several others in the to the Republican platform. The at 8 a.m. from the William S. TindaliRd., New Monmouth. i "Since this is a matter that is SECOND SECOND .— Mrs. Kaiherine Neuberger of and Virginia. group, amendment was soundly defeated Anderson Funeral Home, here, Requiem High Mass will be of of vital Importance to every seg- Everett, N. J., national Republican committeewoman on a roll call vote of the states. While in Asbury Park, he was with a Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. at fered in St. Mary's Catholi ment of the county, as well as to In his critical outburst he had and one of three Monmouth County delegates to the It was Mr. Fleming who on leader of the United Citizens St. Anthony's Church. Burial will Church. Burial will be in Mt every citizen, it is one that should said lie was tired of being mis League, a Republican organiza- be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid Olivet Cemetery,. Middletcwn. be approached on a countywide treated by "Goldwater people." Republican national convention in San Francisco, is pic- the roll call vote announced the New Jersey delegation's 40-0 vote tion. dletown. base so that all segments of the He said: tured on the rostrum last night as she gave a second for Mr. and Mrs. Fleming main- MRS. MARY E. STORM county family wiU be able to play "They-call you 'nigger,' push in support of the strong civil the presenHng of th» name of Governor George Romney rights plank. tain- homes in East Orange and NATHANIEL JONES MARLBORO - Mrs. Mary E, an effective role in this uncalled you and step on your feet. I had as Michigan's "favorite son" nominee for president. It Mr. Fleming also specifically in Washington. "FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Storm, 88, of Main St. died yes for slaughter on oounty high- to leave to keep my selfrespect." terday In the Wickatunk Private ways. Mr. Harris said it is too early marked the second time that Mrs. Neuberger was called praised his own county leader, • Nathaniel Jones, 93, of Iron Andrew C. Axtejl of Essex, a Bridge Rd. died at his home Nursing Home here. According to the state Attor- to judge what rank and file Re- upon to offer a seconding speech at a Republican na- His Dad's Jokes publican Negroes will do as supporter of Gov.'William Scran- yesterday. Born here, she was the daugh- ney General's Office, there have NEW YORK (AP) - Francis voters when Election Day comes. tional convention. In I960, it wat for Henry Cabot ton, and state Sen. Charles W. , Bom in Perrineville, he was ter of the late William and Mao been 43 deaths on the highways Murphy, 17, has joined the po- in Monmouth so far this year He said: Lodge for vice president. (AP Wirephoto) Sandman, Jr., Cape May, a Gold- die son of the late Isaac and Martin HuJse, She was a mem water man. lice, department as a trainee her of Old Brick Reformed an increase of 15, or 54 per cent Ellen Winshardt Jones. A retired "We'll have to wait and see. Mr. Fleming is a regional vice and his father, the police com- Church and a member of Liber- above the same date a year ago. mason contractor, lie wa» mar. We'll have our meetings and president of the Progressive Life missioner, says: "From now on ty Grange. 99, both here. She This is 15 per cent over the state ried to the late Martha Jones. statements will be made. Insurance Co., Red Bank, and a he better laugh at my jokes." was married to the late Charle: average and six per cent above Dance Fete Set Tonight He was a member of the Adel- "Of course, some will switch former resident of Asbury Park. Commissioner Michael J. R. Storm. ttie national. phla Lodge, Knights of Pythias; over to the other party, and some LONG BRANCH - The third, Murphy, who joined the force as Included this year, Mr. War- Don Morris- and the Big Band He is in charge of the company's a member of Lodge 238, F and Mrs. Storm is survived by om will stay home. I don't know program of "Dancing Under the Sound orchestra, featuring Bette Washington, D. C, office. a patrolman 24 years ago, form- AM, Ocean Grove, and a member niece and a nephew. wick said, have been several mul- what to say yet." ally welcomed his son and 99 tiple deaths including the train- Stars" will be held tonight at 9 Clark, will play. The events are His , father, the late .Frank of the Freehold Baptist Church. The funeral will be at Free- The United Colored Republican spom&ied by the City of Long Fleming, owned the Springwood other trainees into the new pro- Mr. Jones is survived by two car tragedy that killed a father o'clock on the boardwalk, Ocean gram Wednesday. man's Funeral Home, Freehold and three of his children at Spring Clubs includes several organiza- Branch and the Recording Indus- Ave. Bus Line, Asbury Park. Mr. daughters, Mrs. Herman Truex Ave. The trainees start at $4,000 a at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev Lake Heights last month. tions in various municipalities try's Trust Fund. Fleming attended grammar of Neptune and Mrs. William John Hart officiating. Burial wi' and combined enrollment of Future such events will be held A variety of jazz music will school in that city and wss grad- year, perform nonenforcemerit Buffett, here; a brother, George The coordinator, who is direct- duties and may become proba- be in Old Brick Reformet ly responsible to County Prosecu- about 200 members, Mr. Harris each Thursday night through be play

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«M2 liNd St, K«d Bank, N. MM JEatt Mafal Sti Freehold, N. J.-S7I Hi.», Mjddlttown, N. J. lie Ironies of Established UTS by Joba. H. Cook and Henry Clay By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Published by The Red Bank Register Iacorporated W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor SAN FRANCISCO—This will go down as oneof., M. HAKOLD KELLY, General Manager the most irony-studded conventions in history. Tbomai J. Bly zi.cmiv. Editor * WUJiaro F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamio JUBCI To begin with, a Scranton partisan wrote the script Frank W. Harbour Miitittown BUMU iitr. Charles A. Johnston Freehold Bureau Mir. for the Barry Goldwater pre-convention campaign. He Member of the Associated Preii is Theodore White, author of the popular "The Making Tht AiiocliJed Preu li entitled Hcluilvely to the uie (or republlcAUon o( all Utt locit oe«l prlattd In UilB Dewapaper u well as all AP Dewa dlsptfcbe*. of the President," a book which gives Member ol American Newspaper Publisher! AMorlstim a blow-by-blow description of the meth- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ods by which John F. Kennedy captured The Bed Bank RegliU.-, Inc., amumei no (Ituuiclal reijonalblllllei tor tjrpotrapMMl errors In ailvertljenienn, but will reprint without charge, tlui part ot an advenUemtnt In which the typographical error occuri. Advertisers will the Democratic nomination in 1960. plea«« notify the management Immediately of any error which may occur. ^ Teddy White has been in Scranton's This newspaper asiumes no reiponalbllitles for statements of opinion In letters from Iti readers. corner ever since last winter, when he Suhacrlptlon Prices In Advance Leas than 3 inoi. Per month 11.50 12 months—<1S,00 6 IHOMht—19.00 contributed a beautifully-written pro- aingle copjr at counter, 7 cents Single copy by mall. 10 cents 9 months—I1J.80 3 months—((.so file of the cool governor of Pennsyiva-1 THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1964 nia to Life magazine. He likes Scranton CHAMBERLAIN for many reasons, but uppermost in his Teenage Drinking mind has been the idea that Bill Scranton.a man with many of John F. Kennedy's attributes, could be pre-. There is concern in "We shouldn't try to get offend- sented as a hero. , New Jersey over the mounting num- ers off the hook," the captain said. But even as Teddy White was busy advising the ber of drunk driving cases involving He also scored the "hush-hush" atti- Scranton forces, the Goldwater boys were busy read- teenagers. It is frightening to learn tude that sometimes hides the real ing White's own "The Making of the President." They that 63 per cent of driver deaths in nature of drunk driving offenses — applied the careful planning, the appeal to the local the state so far this year have had especially when prominent people politicians instead of the polls, the restrained enthusi- alcoholic factors—a record. And are involved. asm, the gimmickry, the constant security checks, and many of these deaths, according to Matter of fact, Rutgers Uni- all the other means and devices that enabled Kennedy the New Jersey State Safety Coun- versity currently is conducting a to beat back the ardor of the Adlai Stevenson partisans cil, involve teenagers. survey into the relationship.between and the last-minute drive'bf Lyndon Johnson of Texas. It was at a meeting last, week' high school drinking tirid "parents' So if the Goldwater steamroller drives through, to. of the Monmouth County Traffic drinking habits. victory, as looks certain at the moment of writing, the Safety Committee that these facts But there is a great responsibility ironical joke will be on Teddy White. became known. Capt. Daniel J. Dunn here on the parents and the teen- of the New Jersey State Safety agers themselves. There are prob' Deflection Council said much of the trouble lems enough with adult drunk driv- (Berblock is on vacation) The second irony derives from the attempt of the can be attributed directly to our ing. The fact that teen drinking is Scranton forces to use the good offices of Henry- Cabot "alcoholic-oriented" society and to aggravating the. situation makes it Your Money's Worth: Lodge in the effort to deflect Goldwater delegates into the parents who pass on their type more dangerous than ever to travel LETTERS the Scranton camp. Lodge might have succeeded if it • of social conduct to their children. (The Register invites letters had not been for the fact that the partisans of the late on New Jersey's highways. M Result Disputed of general interest from. read- ers, provided they contain ad- Sen. Robert Taft have even longer memories than the< dress, telephone number, sig- Keyport School Proposal By SYLVIA PORTER nature and do not exceed 300 elephant who symbolizes the GOP. Many of the olft words. Endorsements of politi- In a recent national poll, this question was asked: cal candidates or commercial Taftites are here as delegates for Barry Goldwater, anil The Keyport Board of Education cilities are inadequate, the state De- "If a young married couple came to you for advice products are not acceptable, even in cases where a new generation is in the saddle -The Editor.). has tentatively set Sept. 17 as the partment of Education has withheld about handling money, what would you tell them?" the respect for the memory of Bob Taft is great Con« date for resubmission at the polls accreditation for Keyport, pending The answer leading all the fest from both men and EATONTOWN'S SIGNS sequently, the effort td swing key delegates from %gy the outcome of the new referendum. Women was, "Keep out of debt; live within income." "-,231 .Wyckoff Rd., of its defeated school construction states, such es Ohio:'aM Wisconsin, into the'sScrajijp^ In third place on the men's list and in Eatontown, N, J. State and county education offi- column is boomerangirig. - The dfilegates can't' ftwjjjj;. program. fourth on the women's was, "Avoid in- Tn the F.ditor: •' cials have said that if the proposed ! km sure that Mayor Werner that Lodge was the generalissimo of the forces that The proposal was defeated by a stalment buying." building program goes through, it did not intend to give your re- took the nomination away from Bob Taft in 1952 and very narrow margin and since the What utterly unrealistic, do-as-I porter the impression that he had could make possible the necessary say-not-as-I-do advice to give today! In invited me to last week's Eior- bestowed it upon Gen. Eisenhower. ,; ';' percentage of voters casting ballots ough Council meeting to discuss changes in school curricula and fact, I'd call this downright dangerous or, debate my confused attitude A third irony has been the effort of the Scraritbnf was small, at t|ie fjfst r|ferendurn, physical facilities which probably counsel- — fo| if our young, marrieds i si&n., prp!?let(j j)j- any o ; 3 31 1 fiDr^jtfljpij^JiejjJIsrf^l in theites to va%$e;iwage of^bjrgham. Lincoln 'f^^hitfM the board has a$e face up to the brutal realities This early start is strongly fa- the H-bomb; Milton r-'riedniiin, of communism and who will nol vored by most (if Goldwate-r's University of Chicago monetary out what you can afford to earmark from each pay- compromise his integrity for the Inner counselors, on the theory authority Karl I). Butler, former check. The average going to repay instalment debts out minority vote. that the additional time is highly Cornell University agricultural of each after-tax $1 today is 14 cents. May I suggest to Mr. Danders, desirable to permit him to fully specialist; G. Warren Nutter, Uni- who seems at best a lukewarm "spell out1' in nationwide rndio- versity of Virginia ecoiioniis Whatever your own figure, come to it carefully Republican, that he bolt the par- TV addresses his underlying con- (iotlfried lluberler, Harvard econ- then shop for your goods and your credit, ly a la Wayne Morse. He might cepts nnd views. omist; (ierhnrd Wiemcycr, Noire he able ID induce Senators Kent- Dame politiial scii'iitlst. Plan your borrowing together so you both know Onldwnler campaign strategy ing, Javits and a few others to Can you nnmo Africa's largest Slated to bo coordinator of Ihe precisely what you're taking on, why—and whaU disci- do likewise. They would then rails for "unprecedented" use of lake? the airwaves, with several or task force is Kdward A. Me- plines are involved. bo eligible In join the Americans for/Democratic Action. more broadcast addresses a wrekj tl.ibe, 4(1, Washington nllnrney, Consider your inpayments as a form of budgeting throughout his 2>J months of now Cioldwalcr's chief research Rid of surh deadwood, Ihe Re- "I'll admit it was strange the first projected cnmpaiRninK. assistant, Mrt.'ah* was assistant and saving, but also regularly build a saving's nestegg publican party would undoubted- time, but after a while you begin t* Ilnlli the candidate and his 0—Thmstlay, July (Continued on Page 7) . (Continued on Page ?I (Continued on Page 7) . wonder what oil the fuss was loudest. They uli ftey wouM mercUI enterprises wift fte 7HE DAnjf REGISTER Thvrthj, JoJy 16, WMr-1 Vase ill their •/onxleat trade «od tune degree ot tuvxsz he his Letters the iwtnupwfij* wwld wt use htd u wifhiflg ini/i txltutarjt (Qxtmuet) Ox puting ton. Weil thtw di/e Vat- Urge iodustrUI is.iMta hit if fatve t fighting ehtaoe in t results never nuUerUltzed tod I planned for lie southern cod of yetrt election. don't believe a single uptown Rt. 35 (in Eatontown." 11 Yours truly, businessman can honestly say he Anyone who read the papers at C. J. 'Watkins. has not benefited by this action the time knows that Mayor Wer- When you need on the part of Mayor and Coun- voted with the Planning 42 Victor Ave., cil and wholehearted support of Board which voted unanimously Eatontown, N. JTh. e Planning Board. against that plan. To the Editor: FACTS I disagree entirely with Mr. George N. Buntin Mr. Andrew L. Meyer's letter Meyer's statement that signs Chairman, Planning Board, Shadow Lawn, to The Register of July 7 titled, along Rt. 35 in Eatontown "are Borough of Eatontown. family "Eatontown's Signs," was genth- e smallest and most vulnerable LOAN erally a disparagement of Mayor extant while other and more ob- PROMPT ACTION headquarters for Herbert E. Werner of Eatontown. vious violations remain unno- 10 East Washington Ave., both Mr. Meyer and Mayor Wer- to buy o Saving and ticed." They are the most vul- Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ner, knows his integrity to be nerable, yes, simply because of To the Editor: Home Financing. above reproach. Since I consider their growing multiplicity and the both Mr. Meyers and Mayor Wer- I would like to thank the Bor- creation of a hodge-podge. They ough of Atlantic Highlands, and ner to be good friends of mine, are becoming so numerous that HOME especially Mr. Nelson Roberts, I feel obligated to stand up andno one driving along already be counted in this controversy (or the prompt action of "watch dangerous Rt. 35 has time to children signs," that the other and throw a little light on the read them, they only see the subject if I can. mothers and myself had re- hodge-podge. This is based on quested for our street, Washing- Mr. Meyer was speaking in my own experience. ton Ave. between First and Third the role of the small businessman Aves. in Eatontown. We on The Plan- Mr. Meyer indicated that, ning Board well know of Mr. "people driving through, looking And because our young chil- Werner's deep concern for the for some particular product or dren cross the street frequently 25TH REUNION — Among members of Red Bank Catholic High School's Class of service would be greatly incon- to play with one another, and •mall businessman and therefore 1939 at its 25th reunion Saturday in River House Inn, Rumson, were, left to right, do not believe he would know- venienced." This I don't feel to also go to the school playground, ingly do one thing to the small be true. Our sign ordinance I would like to take this oppor- Richard DeSante, Weit Long Branch, toastmaster; Msgr. John C. Reiss, ofticialis of businessman that would hurt or does permit sufficient signs and tunity to ask the drivers who the Trenton diocese and administrator of St. Francis Catholic Church, Trenton, and area to identify the product use this street, to please drive hinder his well-being. William Setaro, Red Bank, chairman. and/or service. carefully. When the uptown parking lots were first installed and parking The most glaring error in Mr. I realize that parents with on Rt. 35 (NJain St.) was disal- Meyer's letter was the statement young children do drive cau- 600 Broadway at Hie Fountain Long Branch lowed, it was some of the small that: "Unless the mayor hopes tiously on this street, but its First Class to Start in the business people who protested to wish into existence large com- some of the younger ones I am • i. • Middletown Shopping Center, Keyporr, Oakhurst, Holmdel concerned about. Someday they will be parents, and we are just trying to prevent a tragedy be- Red Bank Catholic Has Reunion Porter fore it occurs. RUMSON - Red Bank Cath( speaker. He is a member of th,e on, Mr. Kilzen, Mrs. Jordan, (Continued) Sincerely, lie High School's Class of 1939- class. tfrs. Witterschein, Mrs. Johnson It Pays to Advertise in The Register by putting aside some cash from each paycheck—no Mrs. James Capenegro. the first to complete the entir Toastmaster was Richard De jid Mr. Setaro. 12 years of schooling—held il Sante, West Long Branch. Casey matter how small. GRANTED PAROLE 25th reunion Saturday In Rive "Oscars" were awarded to Wil- View this savings program as a major "fixed ex- TRENTON — The state ParoleHouse Inn. liam Glynn, most children; Ray- pense" and never think of savings as "whatever is Board has announced that Orion The chairman was Williar mond Bonn, most recently mar- ried; Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth Davis, Red Bank, who was sen-Setaro, Red Bank, and co-chaii left over." Metzgar) Cassidy, youngest tenced last Nov. 8 to a term of men were Mr. and Mrs. Edwar child; Mrs. David (Eileen Karp) Instalment debt will skyrocket in the years ahead from one to three years for (June Peyton) Healy, Jr., Shrewi grand larceny, will be paroled. McKenchnie, oldest grandchild, as our postwar babies reach marrying age. Since this bury. and Mrs. David (Claire Stockton) Is a virtual certainty, I humbly-submit the families Msgr. John C. Reiss, official Livingston, Schenectady, N. Y., polled for McCall's are talking nonsense and mine is Nothing tou big or small to sell of the Trenton diocese and ai longest distance traveled to at- the realistic advice. with a result getting Daily Reg- ministrator of St. Francis Catl tend. ister Classified ad. olic Church. Trenton was cues Others present were Mrs. Rich- ard DeSante; Mrs. William Setaro, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Sally Power) Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and Miss Jean PRICE Jonesi Red Bank. SALE ENDS Also, Mr. and Mrs. James Al- SAVE NOW DURING GRANTS SENSATIONAL SALE vator, Mr. and Mrs. Jess (Mar- SATURDAY garet McDonouRh) Jordan, Mr. JULY 18 OF BABY FASHIONS AND NURSERY NEEDS and Mrs. Jerry (Eugenia O'Hern) SLASHING Witterschein, Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Mary Arnone) Gratrts-own Bouncing Baby* brand Ciambrone and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dean, Little Silver. Macia for the way babta wear thorn.*.' 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ByBlolc* Today in Historytian Science, Mary Uaker Eiiy, we« killed in a fireworks lac- 24 millim bushel* of mrpha Ms. Howard Mid (fee PnaWent By THE ASSOCIATED PXX.lt wai born. wry Ws*t in Chicago. feed grains sent to Austria had fau hiA brilliut support from been illegally diverted to ottier HmmrdSayd 1 New Jersey * Senator Harrison Today is Thursday, July IS, In 1918, Czar Nicholas II of five years ago — A U.S. countries. A. WUliunt and others like him- the 198th day of 19M. There are Russia, his empress and their spokesman renewed objections Demos Can and this year he'll have addi- 68 days left in the year. four daughters and son were ex- to seating Red China in the ecuted. In the Doghouse with too many tional congressional help in areas Today's highlight in history: United Nations as suggested by puppies? Sell them fast with a where he had blind opposition in On this date in 1945, the first In 1940, the Polish air force India for the ninth straight Be Proud Daily Register Classified ad. he past." atomic bomb was exploded over went into active service against year. WALL TOWNSHIP - Demo- the Nazis in the Battle of Brit- critic Congressional candidate There is much work to be done, he desert near the Almagordo James J. Howard Monday night he said, particularly in the areas Air Base, N.M. told Wall Township Democratic of Medicare and the expansion of On this date: Ten years ago — Ten work- Clubs memterj they have every the Peace Corps. He called the In 1790, the District of Colum- ers were killed in a fireworks right to he proud of the passage latter the "greai-ast forward step of the tax cut and civil rights in foreign affairs taken by any bills, but added "there is ittll country in generations." much of John F. Kennedy's work "We must not sit back and MEMBER MEMIER to be done." beam over recent accomplish- He said that President Lyndon ments, but rather, we must work TRAVEL AGENCYINc B. Johnson has successfully car- diligently to complete the imag- II NY 111 Serving Monmourit County far It Y*on ried on the works and programs inative and progressive program, of the late President, and "he that John Kennedy started for will continue to carry on these us, 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK programs for the next four Just around the comer from our former office of years." 'Lyndon Johnson needs our intlffSFW? 10 RECKLESS PLACE help—and he'll get it," he de- clared. 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MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The Hudson Regional Board of Ed- teachers j Gorman be paid $775 and Mr. 29, for application of revised plans decision in secret, told the super- the public relations oommiUee man, in view of Mrs. Mendes' —Resolved to pay Planning "Board last night re- ucation, verbally offered the Vincent Gorman and John I dodgers $650, but the board cut by Bel Air Land Realty Co., Mor- intendent not to discuss such is- consists of members Robert M. pending resignation. ceived and classified an applica- board her resignation from the the remunerations down to put gan, for a 148-unit garden apart- sues unless he first cleared his Earie and Martin Mortenson. The public relations committee Rodgers $700 and $600, respective- tion for a new garden apartment committee last night. money into a fund for next year's ment on a 9.2-acre tract. comments with the public re- Concerning a communications had not issued a single press re- ly, for the six-week summer building, to be constructed on an summer program. The site is on the north side of Board President George J. lations committee. restriction, Mr. Earle has said: j llease this year, on any subject, school term being attended by eight-acre tract at the corner of Lahey did not call for acceptance —Hired Robert Strader, Middle- Aberdeen Rd., adjacent to the Reminded "It would never work." until ifas recent explanation of the 30 students—the board's first Rt. 34 and south Atlantic Ave. of the resignation by members, summer program. town, a§ seventh and eighth Aberdeen East Apartments. A few weeks later, the board Mr. Mortenson's comment: communications' restrictions. The builders, Peter E. Simon but instead suggested Mrs. Men- grade mathematics teacher at an Previously, Bel Air had planned "reminded" Mr. Schaible of the never talk to reporters." He add- In other business, the board: Board Secretary Salvatore and Samuel Brody, Clifton, plan des submit it in writing. She annual salary of $5,650. He has only 98 units. restriction after he discussed ed it has always been his policy —Voted to renew its transporta- Giovenco will receive $60 for 124 units, with off-street parking, replied she would do so im- completed necessary credits at Daniel D'Agostino, manager of with several reporters an incident not to discuss board business tion contract with the New York- work connected with the summer a pool, and three small recreation mediately. Newark State College. the company, said a resurvey of Involving board disciplinary away from the board table. Keansburg-Long Branch Bus Line, school. areas. Entrance to the apartments the land showed that it totals 9.2 Mrs. Mendes told The Register will be from South Atlantic St. measures against three students acres rather than the previously she was resigning for "personal" who missed a boat bringing stu- Public hearing on the proposal stated 8>/2 and that plans had reasons. "It's .not the press," was set for Jnly 29 at 7:30 p.m. dents back from a New York been revised accordingly, based she added. World's Fair trip. Typical Examples in Township Hall. on maximum number of apart Last month, The Register re- Following accusations of the A number of area residents ment units per acre permitted vealed that a "gag rule" had Of The students' parents that three teach- "jumped the gun" last night and under the township's apartment been instituted by the board ers had been drunk during the expressed opposition on ground ordinance. against School Superintendent Hundreds Of trip, and that one student had of the traffic problem which the In both projects, 80 per cent of Harold C. Schaiblei after he had stabbed another, trie board lifted Other Famous project will bring. the units will be one bedroom, and expressed his opinion to a re- the ban so that Mr. Sohaible Board Chairman Leonard 20 per cent, two bedrooms. porter on the possibility of 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Brand Items Morizio replied: "This is an apart could deny the charges. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY ment zone. We can't stop them With the restrictions against At. Rt. 35, Shnwibury—at the Red Bank Lira Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised from building. We can't stop the superintendent made public, (Across from Mayfalr Marktr) progress." He noted that some County Council's Scoutthe board then met to spell out old-timers in the township com- its policy on communications. ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. plained when Strathmore came Late last month, Mrs. Mendes in. "It's no different," he added. Reservation Rated 'A explained a new rule this way: Cost i of. the project has been !Mr. Schaible and board mem- OVER 200 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 750 TO CHOOSE FROM estimated at $1,250,000. F0RE5IBURG, N. Y. - Tb dent, and E. Murray Todd, bers will be permitted to contact Apartments had been planned l.lWVacre Scout Reservation Holmdel, N. J. the press and discuss issues »t the site several months ago, Monmoutih Council of Boy Scou Earlier, the reservation had which have already been brought MEN'S by a previous owner of the prop- has won its sixth "Class A" pe been inspected by Ralph W. Jor- before the board table. However, MEN'S TIES erty, r nant in six years from the Bo; dan, Jr., of the regional staff of neither Mr. Schaible nor board In other business, the board Scouts- of America. the Boy Scouts of America; Hugh members will be allowed to talk let the same hearing night, July The pennant was presented Clayton, president of Ocean about "new" issues until they HATS ea have been hashed out by the $ E. Donald Sterner, Colts Necl Council of Boy Snouts, and Don- $100 N. J., president of Monmou ald Hammond, Monticello, a board—an unprecedented move STRAWS, FELTS Install Hinds Council/ by Ernest Doclar, Nei member of the regional commit- by a school board to partially Brunswick, N. J., .representm tee. "gag" itself. and RAINHATS 5: 1 the national organization. Mr. Sterner said the inspectors Misunderstanding NAT. ADV. UP TO $1.50 ea. Grapd Knight In the ceremony, late .lasi had the opportunity to -go*'by At that time', Mrs. Mendes NAT. ADV. UP TO $3.95 KEYPOpT — The recently- week, the pennant was hoiste jeep on a tour - of a 450»acre elected grand knight Keyport up on the/camping reservation' property south of the reserva- Council, Knights of Columbus, main flagpole. tion, which the council is pur- John Hinds, Jr., was installed The rating has been based o chasing. along with 166 other grand knights program opportunities for boys TORCHIO BROTHERS of New Jersey at the Robert facilities, health and safety an' PAK-RITE Trent Hojel, Newark, Saturday,. general operation. Playgrounds Presiding at the Installation Inspectors, using a 100-poi of JERSEY CITY was the new state deputy, Stew- check sheet, observed that then art A. Shoder, Jr. were 450 scouts in camp and o End Third The newly installed the trail at the time, and visitec knights were informed of their all campsites, food storage f, duties and the responsibilities of ciHties, the preparation and wa Active Week their office. ter activities areas and the healtl RED BANK — The Parks and Past grand knight John Dane, and administration buildings. Recreation Department conclud- publicity ."chairman of the state 'Over Capacity' Now ed the third week of its summer paper "Cavalcade," also partici- In a report later, Mr. Docla program with a registration of pated in the installation. informed the council of his opi 349 children at the three play- ion that "you are running ove: grounds. ADVERTISEMENT capacity right now and, unle There were 2,352 visits during additional facilities are added fo the week, bringing the total to FAT the 1965 season, some scouts ma: 7,819. PAK-RITE be denied camping opportune At the high school playground, ties." However, he offered co Alan Fisher, Billy Wade and Jon- BEEF COMPANY *»* «™ •• OVERWEIGHT gratulations to the camp stal athan Polonsky won ribbons . in Available to you without a doctor's pre- for its hiking and adventure prc •crlptlon, our drug colled ODRINEX. a hobby show, and the softball Y«u must lose ualy Fat or your money grams. team defeated teams from New ROUTE 36 and PALMER AVE., E. KEANSBURG WHOLESALE PRICES back. No strenuous exercises, laxatives, Joining in the Inspection weri Shrewsbury and the Oakland massage or taking of so-called reduc- William Buchsbaum, Sprin Street playground. ing candles, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. ODRINEX Is a tiny tablet Lake, N. J., and Oscar A. New Hobby show winners at Me- STAMPS OR and easily swallowed. When you take quist, Fair Haven, N. J., cam morial Park included Elaine ODRINEX, you still enloy your meals, director, council vice presidents Douglas, Pat Schenck and Ger- still eat the foods you' like, but you COUPONS EYE ROUND Scout Executive J. Fred Billett, ald Spencer, and victors in NO SAVE 20 TO 40* •Imply don't have the urge for extra por- tions becasue ODRINEX depresses Shrewsbury, N, J.; George. F. checker tournament wgje;,I}a or your appetltf and decreases your desire Belt* reservation" "director; "Harry RotRoystee r and Ftf^tiflUghty;y ' for food. Your weight must come down, C: Speehf, Spring Lake/membe At Oakland-Street, co-operation because as your own doctor will :teO you, when you eat less, you weigh less.- awards were'' j^t^StfTSK Get rid of excess fat nnd live longer. tors; Robert C. Stanley, JrV, 1VH> Barker. Brenda St. Gertaairfe', TOP SIRLOIN ODRINEX costs S3.00 anil Is sold on dletown, N. J., a member of tb Mary Lou Layton, Roxanne Rlb- this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied for council's executive board; Capl ustelli and Mary Minor. any reason lust return the package to SIRLOIN your druggist and get your full money A. B. Register, commander Reg. 89c back. No questions asked. ODRINEX Is the Earle, N. J., Naval Ammun •old with this guarantee by: tion Depot; M. B. McDavitt STEAK Llttli Silver Family Pharmacy Rumson, N. J., a Bell Tele 2 Solutions 4tt Praspect Ave. cor. Church Sf. BAR-B-QUE Moll orders Filled phone Laboratories vice pres Buy All ForRt 34 You Want PORTERHOUSE The Place To Go For The Brands You Know 'Jackknifihg' SPARE RIBS 39 or T-BONE R«g. i.os MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Strathmore Civic Association has FRESH, EXTRA LEAN BONELESS, EXTRA LEAN Vi YEARLY SALE suggested two solutions to town- RIB EXTRA LEAN SUITS—SPORTCOATS ship and state officials to the SLACKS—FURNISHINGS , problem of trailer trucks "jack- STEAK knifing" at the site of the pro- CHUCK yi A LOIN JOHN DANIELS1 posed Jjgaffic signal at Lloyd Rd. and W. "34: ' 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Ib ib - Extend the 3!wnile-per-hour CHOPPED 1U of PORK MEN'S and STUDENTS' CLOTHING speed limit from the Matawan Defatted - Rotiiwrlt Specia6l 9 Charge It— 30-60 or 90 Dayt Borough line to a point below Lloyd Rd. — Install, along with the traffic signal, a "traffic signal ahead" CHUCK EXTRA LEAN sign which would be illuminated 45 when the signal is red, on both PORK CHOPS SOIb Ib sides of the signal at Lloyd' Rd. STEAK *•<> < BROWN 'N SERVE 69c LB. *^ ** 45 Sheldon Pivnik is chairman of the association's streets and safe- Call this New York City ty committee. AMERICAN COUNTRY HOMEMADE ITALIAN number:* 212 888-1212 The suggestions were sent to for information from Mayor Henry E. Traphagen and the Fair, including up- Kerbert J. Klar, chief of the state Traffic Engineering Section. SAUSAGEQQc SAUSAGE/1 Q to-ihe-minutenewson DEL MONTICO daily Fair activities. Made on the Premise* ^^ ^^ Sweet or Hot I ^J NEW JERSEY BELL •RCGULMIIOU.'KATCSAITI.r Front Porch STEAK CONEY ISLAND SLICED Plea Denied HIS & HERS WEST LONG BRANCH - Mr. FRANKS Reg. 1.19 and Mrs. Daniel J. Bruno, 13 BACON Fairway Ave., were denied a I-foot long Cudahy Grade A STEAK variance by the Zoning Board 39 of Adjustment last night. PROGRESSO IMPORTED They wanted to add a front A d CALIF. porch to their home. PROVOLONE C" ,,99c BOILED HAM Reg. 59c After study and a visit to the FRESH SLICED PROGRESSO PURE ROAST TREES? site, the board said granting them a setback variance would BOLOGNA ,, 49c make their house "out of line" OLIVE OIL TONI'S LARGE DELICIOUS TONI'S — 6 MANICOTTI ROUND with neighboring residences. N Reg. 1.09 The Brunos wanted to build PIZZA PIE ... 49c MANICOTTI ,-! I KNOW THAT WE within 30 feet of the street; a TONI'S JUMBO STEAK 35-foot setback is required. IMPORTED ITALIAN Abraham J. Zager, Red Bank attorney for the Jackson Con- RAVIOLI •"•flSTSir 79c SPAGHETTI LONDON Top ROUND SHALL NEVER SEE - PROGRESSO ROASTED struction Co. was given a post- PROGRE5SO LIGHT R 109 ponement to August 19 on several 7 undersized lot variance hearings. PEPPER 5 ;AR? 89c TUNA 5 BROIL ^ A GERMAN HOWITZER Jerome Epstein of 415 Bowne Rd., Ocean Township, Jackson WITH THIS COUPON WITh THIS COUPON Construction Co. principal want? LOVELY AS A TREE. to build an 80 home development on a 40-acre tract east of Whale- BRACIOLA * * pond Rd. ICE CREAM >:• JERSEY LUUO SHOWERS FOR YOUNGSTERS FLANKEN Especially in Triangle Park If the youngsters in your family Rog. 55c enjoy their daily ablutions in the $ DOZ. BEEF Ib form of a shower, try installing a GAL. 45 [with ABJECT APOLOGIES to JOYCE KILMER) child-sized shower head. This can be done by tapping into the regu- FLANK Explrti July II 39 lar shower standpipe about half' "<' Explrti July II Reg. 89c way from the top. A cut-off valve Is connected at the top shower STEAK Ib head. It's a good idea, too, to We reserve the right to limit quantities Pricol effective thru July 18th 79 have a "grab bar" installed three MINER SUPPLYCO 741-3333 to four feet from the floor. SKIRT 741-3333 Rog. 89c You find service you can trust;; SHOP 7 DAYS JEMTLr.V SUN. 9-6 Ib with one of the dependable firms, STEAK . 79 in the Daily Register Classified.!) ten months you *fll btvt jnii the money in hi« basement. tay It it merely a soapep IJv© WUMn Your Income up the $1,009 inrittotedtntt. Don't The girl who bulge* like an liryiaaliOt advertising Illusion. »i*lse gay ottsef tint* payments .POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER elephant, but when she putt on But o»t we. AJ1 i innw is Chat in the mewwhifc Direct the a I5.S5 girdle teimedlatefy turns it is a far better worW thafl tiie Saving Is Simple: Cut ExpensestlW it month tomrd the boys' into a gazelle. glum one I wade through day education. In three years this By MARY FEELEY ,and 50, married 20 years and to think of our sons, who will be The lean fellow on horseback after day, and the people in it will amount to $4,109.75, at 3'/2 . annuitant ia Money Management have two children 15 and 14. We college-bound before long. Super Americans who gets such deep masculine are niore joyous and carefree. per cent. With the older boy's pleasure out of his cigarettes— Dear Miss Feeley, are pinched between saving for My husband's take-home sal- $1,000 bank account—which will . Please help us understand Just our not-too-distant old age, and ary is $1050 a month. I don't and never, never breaks into a BEND1X ACQUIRES DAGE also be earning interest even if hacking smoker's cough. what our money can and can't our present desire to satisfy a think this a very large income you can't^continue to add to it- AncHlie Good Life DETROIT — The signing of a do. My husband and I are 55 few of our dreams. We also have The rollicking lads with the nor does it afford people an ex- he will be able to start to col- purchase contract to acquire the travagant way of life. I think w.; big foamy steins of beer, who go lege, at least. With this same business and assets of Dage Elec- aren't realistic in what we expect on endlessly drinking in a bar $100 a month savings plan, the "BOYLT" ' By HAL BOYLE tric Company, Inc.,' of Franklin, rom our money. younger son will also be able to where the waiter never seems 5 Ind., was announced here by We have a $25,000 home ($160 enter when his turn comes. Many NEW YORK (AP)—There are| I have been watching the won to bring a bill. Get answers to your days when I would like to be one Malcolm P. Ferguson, president mortage payment monthly), which students have to work for part derful world of the super Ameri- The comfortable housewives of the super Americans. not really adequate in size or all of their college money, so cans on television for some who get a new lease on life ev of The Bendix Corporation, and questions about Because of our age—and a health f yours do, too, it won't be fa- The super Americans are the years now, and here are a few ery time they find a new can of Calvin J. Zehr, president of disability—we carry high-priced tal. Maybe you'll have to change people you see pictured in tele- of my favorite characters: something that will take the Dage. The purchase will be made nsurance—health, life, medical, your thinking about which schools vision commercials and maga- The guy taking a shower with stain out of their kitchen sink, through an exchange of stock for the World's Fair. fire, two cars. The payments they attend. Some tuition fees zine advertising. a new kind ol soap and looking or a box of something else that assets, according to the joint an- come to $2400 a year. are quite moderate. The world they dwell in is not so happy you feel sure there magically makes their laundry nouncement. Dage Electric is a We take $400 out of every pay- thhe worlld I live in. It is a far. must be a mermaid tickling his whiter than white. producer of RF coaxial cable There are various types of check and put the rest in a per- far better world. It is a verita- feet. Such are th0 super Ameri- connectors, precision glass-to- scholarships and college loans ble wonderland. sonal checking account. The $400 The freckle-faced kid who cans, and the happy world in metal hermetic seals, and other takes care of all household ex- available. Right now is the time The thing that makes the g brushes his teeth with a tooth- which they flourish—a world in electronic parts used by the auto- penses, food, cleaning, allowances to look into them and make plans. world of the super Americans paste that saves him from 34 Call this New York City number:* 212 888-1212 for which for every problem there motive, aircraft, missile and music tessons, maid and recre- Your $25,000 in stocks and superior to the commonplace per cent of the cavities that fall is a ready and available solu- Information from the Fair, including up-to-the- electronic equipment manufactur- ation. The utilities, plus the gar- bonds will continue to earn mon world you and I inhabit is that, to the dumber kids. tion. All you have to do is buy a minute news on daily Fair activities, NEW JERSEY BELL dener, run $65 a month. We also ey over the next 10 y.sars. You when they have a problem, The fellow who finds a friend- certain product—and usually it ers. The organisation will con- may very probably want to sell pay $100 on outstanding bifls; some kindly person tells them of ly neighborhood banker who tinue operations in Franklin un- •StOUL»« TOLL HATES AtTVI costs "only a few cents more' which total $1000 right now. the house in about seven or eight a product to buy that will solve shows him how to borrow mon- at most. der its present management as Our assets are $25,000 in stocks years, and move to smaller and it, and they live happily forever ey for a new car for $243 less Some people knock this world a wholly owned subsidiary of and bonds, $5,000 in the bank, less expensive quarters. Fig- and ever. than it would cost if he printed of the super Americans. They Bendix. . and a bank account of $1,000 for ure in your social security, too. each boy. If you gradually reduce your liv- We have 10 years more work- ing expenses, rather than expand- ing time—and don't know what ing them, you can surely make can and should be done. do. Mrs. O'C, Miami Ten years ahead of retirement D?ar Mrs. O'C, s also the time to take inven- You've hit the age when some tory of your capabilities. Con- hard thinking sets in. You've also sider any possible ways you and made the discovery that many your husband might earn some couples are making, to, their shock income after his retirement. and disappointment — $1000 a The key to keeping afloat is to month isn't as much money as it maintain that $100 a month sav- sounds. It used to be a goal for ings. If you have to cut down on young couples starting out—a sort domestic services, food, clothing, FULL QUART of financial promised land, when and recreation in order to do it, life would be easy. But expenses consider it absolutely essential. FINEST have a fiendish way of keeping On a reduced scale of living, pace with income. you'll still have a better-than- YEAR However, Mrs. O'C, you're en- average life, believe me. YOUR MONEY j joying a lot of the good things OLD of life right now. According to 8 (You can get Mary Feeley's your itemized list of outstanding WHISKY bills, your set-up includes new handy Budget Leaflet by writing carpeting, a hi-fi, a new camera, to her in care of this newspaper. BLENDED WITH new draperies, music lessons, Enclose a long- stamped, self- servioes of a gardener and maid addressed envelope.) CHOICE GRAIN Not to mention two cars. And you NEUf RAL SPIRITS have $32,000 In negotiable assets! Need extra cash? Sell your no You'd find a lot of people in a longer needed household goods tflio mnr • K m • e% COM mm mm • mrnrn mum COUP., mi hurry to trade places with you. with a Daily Register Classified But getting down to basics—in ad.' ID-SUMMER i

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This matter had been con- consultant to an Italian drug There will be no food shortage lean the knives, forks, spoons to subdivide his commercial 80 *«« antibiotic formulas stolen hearings on two major subdivi- Jack Okun who resigned in May. tinued since May. company. and pots and pans they will cart from a U.S. firm. lor the estimated 52,000 Boy sions—a combined home-garden Jack Wrubel, appointed to a six- by 200-foot lot into two 40 by 200- Scouts who will camp out in his- from home as part of their Approved a request by Leonard ,The formulas were said to Two weeks ago Chas. F. Pfizer apartment development and a 72- year term by council last week, Becker, 7 Deal Rd., to divide al- foot lots on Sunset Ave. at the toric Valley Forge Park during 'amping equipment. have been stolen from Lederle and Co. claimed in a., federal unit garden apartment—will be was assigned to the minor sub- most equally a 31,365 square loo Colonial Life Insurance building Laboratories of Pearl . Rives, their sixth National Jamboree The Jamboree isn't all eating co\ir( suit that New York City held at Aug. 10's Planning Board division subcommittee. One board lot into two lots at Dwight Dr. N. Y., a subsidiary of American July 17-23. Between meals the scouts — in site. hail infringed on its patent for meeting at 8 p.m. in Township vacancy still exists. Allaire Rd.'s northwest corner. Cyanamid Co. what is billed as the largest Approved a request by Mr. and the anti-biotic tetracycline by It will take ]O0 railroad freight Hall. Board member Frederick Hoi- Previous Board of Adjustmem U.S. Attorney Robert M. Mor- gathering of free youth in the Mrs. George Sullivan to subdi- buying it from Ptemo Pharma- cars and hundreds of trucks to genthau said more than $10 mil- world—will exhibit their out General Associates Limited, man's request to discuss with variance to build on an under- vide into two lots a South Lin- ceutical Laboratories, Inc., of bring in the tons of meat, fish, council a zoning code amend- sized lot had been granted. lion had been spent over seven Hackensack, N. J. vegetables, bread, cake and door skills and participate in a Maplewood, proposes to build coln Ave. tract. ment requiring underground util- years, to develop the anti-biotics. milk that will feed the boys'"and multitude of activities. single dwellings and garden Denied Mr. and Mrs. Alan Eu Recommended council amend apartments on 62.5 acres on ity installation was taken under| The federal grand jury's in- Every day is bargain day in their leaders. They'll all check in by Fri- garman, 4 Dwight Dr., permis- zoning code fence provisions lo Roller Rd. west of Rt. 35 be- advisement by the board. Mr. dictment yesterday widened one!the Daily Register Classified sec- The entire feedbag will cost day, July 17—some after sight- sion to subdivide a 17 hy 99 8 allow gulf courses to construct tween West Park Ave. and Deal Holman cited a magazine article returned 22 months ago and'tion. $1.1 million. eeing tours in New York, Phil foot from their lot for sale to a fences six or seven-foot high near Rd. Garden apartments would stating Jersey Central Power & Hot dogs that will be served adelphia and Washington—and neighbor, but suggested two ap- development tracts. occupy 18 acres with a package Light Co. was seeking a Way to plications showing the intended at two meals to the participat- litch their two-man tents on the Received a letter from Walter sewer "plant to be built off Rt. make such installations easier to transfer be resubmitted. ing scouts would cover 22 miles, ,'900-acre site where George W. Egge, 539 Trenton Ave., pro- 35. This development would be pay- Get answers to your if laid end to end. Washington's tattered Revolu- testing an R-3 residential zone in both R-5 residential and C-2 In .subdivision action, the Denied Milton Erlanger, Park There will be 1.1 million'cans, ionary War army spent the Ave., permission to subdivide a in Deal Beach Estates requiring commercial zones. board: jars and packages of foods deliv- winter of 1777-78. 50 by 435-.6-foot piece from his 125 by 150-foot lots. Mr. Egge questions about Robert Drazin, Deal, proposes ered in 47,000 cases. This alone Already 765 scouts Irom 40 na- Denied Mr. and Mrs. Adolph lot, but suggested resubmission said no lots in this section were weighs over 700 tons. tions outside the United States a 72-unit garden apartment on a Loehr's request to divide a 250 of two applications showing the that large. six-acre tract at Allen Rd. be- by 226-foot lot at Wickapecko Dr. Milk? Over 600,000 quarts — including 418 from Canada, are intended sale to Arthur D. Leides Councilmen John W. Beekman the World's Fair. tween Rt. 35 and Logan Rd. and Darlene Rd. into two 125 by enough to fill a small swim- registered. dorf, his neighbor. The board Jr. and Harry B. Tumen, board 226-foot lots. The board said this ming pool. And ice cream? A The major highlight of the Planning Board action Monday asked two pieces not in the trans- members, believed Mr. Egge's division would cause a non-con- quarter of a mtillon dippers amboree—excepting the hoped also approved one major subdi- action be struck from new plans point valid and suggested board forming rear setback of an ex- full. or appearance of Presidenl vision, postponed one major sub- Postponed to Aug. 10 a re- study of the matter. The board isting house on the lot. Butchers will cut up 2,200 Johnson at one giant campfire division hearing, approved three quest by Mrs. Cora Eberlein, 14 agreed. steer to get 25,000 pounds of gathering—will be "American minor subdivisions, denied three Approved a major subdivision Whalepond Rd., to subdivide he Call this New York City number:* 212 888-1212 for steak for the gala windup Heritage Day" on July 18. This minor subdivisions, and post- for Patrolman David Osborne, 160-by-100-foot lot into equal lots dlnnef on Thursday, July 23. It doesn't cost It pays to ad- information from the Fair, including up-to-the- climaxes a national program poned one minor subdivision con- Green Grove Rd., to divide a each with 80-foot frontage. He vertise your business service To cook the food around 16,380 cosponsored throughout the sideration. lot from his property's rear, if previous variance request had minute news on daily Fair activities, NEW JERSEY BELI campfires the boys will burn ear by the Boy Scouts and with a Daily Register Classified Before subdivision hearings, the a private road fronted completely been denied by the Board of Ad- •MOUUUt TOLL (ATU AHtt up 245 tons of charcoal, Freedoms Foundation. board elected Dr. Alex E. Maron the proposed lot as plans indi- justment on Planning Board rec- ad. 1 There will be no dishwashing. The scouts will use 8,5 million Oak Hill Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Young, Hillyer La., were hosts at a sup- per and pool party, July 4 at their home. 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Lyda and Linda Camic, daugh- PLUM II DAY IT ers of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Camic, Greene Ave., are spend- ing the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rommnnn of Sioux alls, S. Dak. Lyda celebrated I HUTS HII? ;6r 15th birthday there July 12. The girls returned home with tfrs. Rommann, who was visit- ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Call this New York City number:* 212 888-1212 for Smith, Hopping Rd. information from the Fair, including up-to-the- The Mart Furniture Galleries. Route 35, Middletown minute aews on daily Fair activities, NEW JIRSEY BELL In the Doghouse with too many Open every nilr 'til 9:30; Soliinluy 'til 6 puppies? Sell them fast with all Daily Register Classified ad. , A Desperate Need To Resume Practice THE DAILY REGISTER Thursday. July. 16, Ike Faced With Tremendous Task Hfiusc Numbers Can Help Squad RAS1TAN TOWNSHIP - The residents to check their house By WIU1AM S. WHTTE patience, their temper, their Of Late Dr. Matthews Raritan Township First Aid number and see that it is promi- poise and their heads. SAN FRANOSOO — If ever • RED BANK - Dr. Walter J. nently displayed. An attack upon GoMwatar of Squad has issued an appeal for party needed a healing neutral— Kahn of West End is resuming There have been many cases a ferocity never remotely ap- a man able to stand above the the practice of the late Dr. Wil- of a wrong number on a home. proached in any at the eight na- rancor of the most venomous po- liam Matthews from Dr. Mat- H,,.._.e is i graduat, e . of. Toms Riv- or no number at all, making it tional party conventions previ- litical gathering in my experi- thews' office at 139 Broad St. er High School and is a captain dlfflcuk for the ambulance to ence — the Republican party ously attended by this columnist Dr. Matthews, who died May m the Medical Corps of the U.S.! r call ick, desperately needs Dwight Eisen- was then opened. The "mod- 12, was director of the eye, ear, Army Reserve. Dr. Kahn is qi ; hower today. ern" Republicans, who for more e u c is a ske d W nose and throat department and member of the staff at Mon-i ™ P * <"*? , , , If anything much is left of the than two decades had had their .,,..,„. . ' Jiiirtt up the outside of the house way over the Old Guardists, now & vice president of the m GOP after the now all but in- ral staff at Riverview Hospital. mouth Medical Center, Long^ ^,,ing for an ambulance credible bloodletting of this 28th began to show that while they Brancn' iduring the evwiing. Republican National Convention, surely could dish it out, they The eye, ear. nose and throat It wiH survive only because of surely oould not take it. I'linic of the outpatient depart- the same. Dwight Eisenhower. ment to be built in the hospital's How to Lose iiiew wing will be named after Nobody else is around to do the The years had taught them how Or. Matthews. job. to win over the Old Guard, but WEST 1 The sneers and jeers at Eisen- the years had not even begun to Dr. Kahn is an eye specialist. FURNITURE CO. hower for refusing to enter a teach them how to lose. He attended Temple University "stop Coldwater" movement — They, the "moderns," loosed and received his MD degree from KEYPORT, N. J. the University of Chicago School in the total absence then of any upon Goldwater a storm of ac- 264-0181 effective and manly resistance cusatlon and" innuend" "o "that made of Medicine. from younger and ambitious Re- their assaults upon the late Sen. LIBRARY EXHIBIT — John Bertelson, 116 Winding Way, After serving an internship at publicans who hoped to knock off Robert A. Taft in 1952 took like Little Silver, shows Mn. Harriet Balkan, Little Silver Philadelphia General Hospital. Dr. Kahn trained in eye diseases Barry Golrlwater only to inherit warm endorsements. Men of the librarian, some of the more than 2,000 railroad photcv the Presidential nomination — stature of Nelson Rockefeller and and surgery at the University of are absurdly hollow now. Henry Cabot Lodge appeared be- graphs collected by him and John Nelson, 144 Point Rd,, Illinois and at Johns Hopkins Un - Dr. Walter J. Kahn Open Mon. and Fri. Evcni/igs 'Til 9 P.M. Lost Their Heads fore 40,000 Negro demonstrators Little Silver, during the past five years. Almost 100 versity where he studied with a federal grant awarded him by. has served on the faculty of the For only Eisenhower is left to in the streets in open indtation photographs loaned by the two boys, both high school pick up the pieces — If, indeed, of them against the candidacy of the National Institute of Health. University of Illinois Medical seniors, are on display at the public library this month. they can be picked up at all in the man about to be chosen to During the past year, Dr. Kahn School in Chicago. the savage civil war between the head their own party, Gold- The exhibit alto features model engines and a switch Goldwaterites and the anti-Gold- water. lock. before you buy or build, see . . . Call this New York City, waterites. Eisenhower's wisdom Scranton camp followers jn standing aloof from the raging spread shocking tales suggesting number:* 212 888-1212 partisans of William Scranton Is that Goldwater was perhaps in Mr. Sandherg emphasized that MARINE VIEW for information from the now proved beyond doubt to any league with neo-Nazis in Ger- All Workers' the reporting of employees under detached observer at this scene. many — and this about a man the conditions mentioned is not a SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION This convention at the week whose own father was Jewish. matter of election by the employ- "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" end was an assembly going to Use Any Means? SS Reports ees or the employer. It is law, Goldwater - but going to him Scranton himself attacked he said. The employees must be without sign of dramatic strug- Goldwater, in his challenge to a Due July 31 eported by the employers. For MAIN OFFICE gle, since, quite simply, he had 'debate," in tones plainly im- more information on reporting Branch Office the votes. But as the hours and plying that Goldwater was not ASBURY PARK - All person domestic help, Mr. Sandberg Fint Av». and 174 Highway 35 WORLD'S FAIR who paid household workers $50 days went by without a single only wrong but actually evil. says to contact the social secur- Highway 34 (FW* Cornsr>I or more between April 1 and including up-to-the-minute news on success for the Scrantonites in This decent, this responsible Wil> ity office at 611 Heck St., and Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN their efforts to chip at Goldwa- iam Scranton of yesterday — June 30 are legally responsible ask for a (ree copy of booklet daily Fair activities, NEW JERSEY BELL for reporting the wages for social 291-0100 671 -2400 ter's great lead, they lost their what had now become of him number OASI-21. •StGUUR TOU. MT« APTUf security purposes, according tc was not pleasant to contemplate Benjamin Sandberg, district man- by an observer who is anything ager of the social security offic( Board Settles but a "Goldwater man." here. Nor is it pleasant to see a great party brought to bis level of vio- Everyone who employs a maid, Fiscal Accounts lent Balkan-type blood politics. chauffeur, valet, gardener, oi FAIR HAVEN - At a special For involved here — unless Ei- similar domestic employee shouk meeting last night, the Board of senhower alone can somehow withhold from the worker 3% pe: AIR CONDITION Education settled its end-of-the- halt it with efforts that may be cent of his wages. The employe] ycar accounts and authorized somewhat stumbling but all the must match this amount ant temporary employment of Mrs. same memorably responsible — submit the funds to the ddrectoi Dorqthea Gregg, secretary to the may be the finish for years to of Internal Revenue. The fund: board secretary for an additional come of a politics of reason and and a report showing the wagi hour per day, to provide clerical civility within the Republican earner's name, wages paid, and NOW., and SAVE assistance, at $25 per month. party. social security number must be She will line up substitutes for The "moderns," understand- submitted to the director of In- each day at home prior to re- ably to a degree, fear the effect ternal Revenue before July 31 porting for work in the morning. upon world opinion of the nomi- The tax people then notify th Mrs. Virginia MacConnell was nation here of a man with Gold- social security's record-keeping hired to provide extra help water's oversimplified and quite office and the wage earner re- In the office at an hourly rate of possibly dangerous views on for- ceives credit for his earnings. 18,200 BTU's $1.60. eign policy. But what any im- When the worker acquires suf- 230 volts, 3-speed fan. Fresh air and Allen Sears and Floyd Reevey partial observer must fear far ficient credits and reaches re- exhaust. were designated temporary head more is the truly dreadful im- tirement age or becomes di: custodians at the two schools. pression the "moderns" are leav- albled, he or she may be eligible A special meeting of the board ing hare that whom they cannot for monthly social security bene- was called for Ju!y 22 to receive defeat by traditional political fits. Benefits are also paid in bids on repair of the sewerage means they will destroy by any the event of the death of the •ystem at Knnllwood School. 248 means at all. worker. 5,400 BTU's fl5 volti, TA Amps. Casement ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK! FIRST MERCHANTS IS PEOPLI Double Hung Window. FEDDERS 5,900 BTU's Install It Yourself 138 OF CERTIFIED POWER 1 HP, 7V2 amp. 115 volts, Vk Amps. Flex Mount for 24,000 BTU's instant installation. 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Apparently Red Bankers were not interested didn't quite work out that way, and some tha< were support- RED BANK - The much talked about World Cham- in having their borough viewed throughout the nation. ing factors at the start, weren't, at the finish of the cham- pionships on the Navesink River here over Labor Day week- pionships Tuesday night. end, went out the window Tuesday night when the National Despite the loss of the World Championships, a regatta Sweepstakes committee was forced to cancel the big event. will still be held, and it will be a pretty good one, National Commodore Joseph C. Irwin of the regatta committee championships will be held in the Jersey Speed Skiffs and in was of the opinion that the world championships would be However, it was only the championships that were can- another class, probably the 145s. great for the area. In February Mr. Irwin stated, "Look- celled. The popular regatta revived after years of absence If seven boats enter, the bigger 225 class will ride the ing at those classes, you know these fellows love to race on and held the past few years, will be held Sept. 6-7, the Labor ripples of the Navesink, and thats what they like, ripples in- this Navesink River," Day weekend, if money is raised. stead of waves, for speed. The committee is hoping for at The world championships would have cost in the neigh- And as usual, the old finance bugaboo, did it again. Aft- least seven classes for competition. borhood of $22,000 to $25,OC0. Some of the needed money er months of work and consideration given to the World Back in February the committee accepted the 1964 would have been contributed by Red Bank Borough with some Championships, the finance committee couldn't see its way world championships with high hopes of really putting Red assistance from 8 couple of other neighboring boroughs, clear raising enough money to conduct the event. Bank on the map in a more emphatic way than it had ever Atlantic Oil Co., a veteran backer of regattas here, was Apparently the committee has one tremendous job rais- been before. again willing to join the regatta party. In the past Atlantic ing some $9,000 for the usual annual regatta. World Cham- Arthur Hafner, inboard chairman of Region Three of the picked up the tab for supplying gas and oil, public address BARKALOW HONORED — Freehold attorney and for- pionships here would have meant the raising of close to American Power Boat Association, had obtained approval tor sytem and other items. Total amount for the company was $25,000, a "sweating" amount to be raised by any sports pro- the World Championships and it appeared that Red Bank was close to $5,1)00. mer state Assemblyman Clifton T. Barkalow, received motion committee. in for its biggest regatta in history, including the days when As it stands now, the National Sweepstakes finance com- honorary membership Tuesday in Freehold Rotary Club. Financial support was as scarce as snowballs on Broad the unlimiteds raced here. mittee once again is in a "struggling condition" in attempt- Mr. Barkalow received pin from club president Daniel St. today, and this was the main reason for the decision to Races were to have included 11 or 12 inboard classes ing to promote a regatta here on the Navesink River. get out from under while time still permitted. and entries from as far away as Australia, England, Italy • The regatta is scheduled for the Labor Day weVkend, and Chestnut at a ceremony in the American Hotel. The finance committee had been working on a couple of and other countries. if the support arises from Red Bank and the area, there'll excellent sources for funds, but they fell flatter than one of Television was to be one Of the big factors for this be excellent action on the river. If not, there is always the mother's flapjacks. event. Both ABC and NBC networks were dickering for the possibility of another cancellation. With the World ,Championships a fine prospect, Red event back in February. Other regattas from the North East Lions Club Regatta Bank had the opportunity knocking right at its door for hav- It was also reported months ago that TV would be a in North East, Md., to the Irondequoit Bay Regatta in Ro- ing this regatta on television. In fact, the contract was al- fine reason to get other boroughs, county and state interested chester, N.Y., made it financially. No one has come up with Fair Haven ready-drawn and the finance committee would have bene- in producing the sporting event. It also was mentioned that a good answer as to why Red Bank has a financial problem fitted by some $7,000 in assistance from this source. But this due to the 'New Jersey Tercentenary celebration, the state continually. Construction Ask Code to Require Sewer On Increase Connections by Builders FAIR HAVEN — During the first half of 1964, new homes were constructed at twice last year's rate, here. SHREWSBURY-The Planning In their action last night, the The board told Mr. Madden Building Inspector Thomas Carlock has reported that 16 Board last night asked its attor- planners suggested that attorney that the ordinance should require houses were either begun or finished by June 30, compared ney to draft an ordinance which Robert Otten, who was repre- sewer connections from the build- to eight in 1963, which ended with a total of 14. would require building-to-curb sented at the meeting by William ing to the nearest street. Mr. Carlock predicted that the boom will taper off some- ,ewer connections as new homes Madden, confer with Borough En- The draft will be returned to what and that the year's total for new homes will be between and business structures are built gineer Gerard A. Barba, who the Planning Board for consider 29 and 25. here. would write specifications' into tion before being forwarded to the proposed ordinance. Borough Council. Looking further into the future of this industry-barren The borough doesn't have a community, Mr. Carlock predicted an ultimate 300 to 325 homes sewer system, but the hook-ups could be built on land now vacant here if zoning regulations would be ready and waiting at remain unchanged. the street line if and when one is The recent increase is attributed by the building inspector installed. to speculative buying by two firms, Simco Construction Co., Church to Renew If adopted by Borough Council, which Monday received subdivisions permitting 10 homes the ordinance would be the first between Haddon Park, Tyson Dr. and River Rd., and Jan on the books of any member of Estates, Inc., which has 12 houses under construction in the the Regional Sewer Study Com- Rivet Oaks section of town. Variance Request mittee, a group that has already Robert Lee, Rumson builder, has obtained permits for 12 lired engineers for a sewer feasi- •• houses, also in River Oaks, and has started two of them. bility study. SHREWSBURY - The First Approval of his request would Raymond Van Horn has subdivided 22 lots on Grange Square The Planning Board took its Assembly of,, God Church of have required a unanimous vote ., East, seven of which tye developed. He has a:building permit, lead from Fair Haven where the of.the three'.. In his re-application • for an eighth. Shrewsbury Ave. wilr;:take its ; governing body approved a 10- Rev. Deegan will present his Looking backward, Mr. Carlock reported that total homes request for a variance for a home subdivision Monday night case to a full board and a major- built in recent years added up like this: Sunday School back to the Zon- with the stipulation that ease- ity vote could approve the Sun- 1950, 207; 1951, 77; 1952, 52; 1953, 38; 1954, 40; 1955, 73; 1956, ments for connections be in- ng Board of Adjustment next day School. 41; 1957, 28; 1958, 22; 1959, 13; 1960, 5; 1961, 13 and 3 com- :luded. It was the first action The church was not repre- mercial buildings; 1962, 14 and 2 commercial buildings; 1S63, month. in that direction since the re- 14. Rev. John Deegan said yester- sented by legal counsel in the ;ional committee suggested hook- Whether the subdivided Sots and the currently approved day that the application would !irst application, and opposition ups. EXTENDING THANKS — The thanks of Red Bank officials are extended to William permit applications will blossom into new problem's for the be the same as the one recently attorney Joseph T. Grause chal- now crowded schools depends largely upon how sales go, Use as Model denied, except for the Inclusion lenged the minister's right to A. Fluhr, loft, who represents the Red Bank Lions Club and is Its past president, for practice law by representing his Mr. Carlock said. } The local planners said last of some additional parking space the municipal band shell the Lions had built in Marina Park. Making the presenta- congregation, which is a corpora- Because there is no industry in Fair Haven, and little night that they thought they were in the plans. tion, right, is Councilman William J. Gala tro, chairman of parks and recreation. May- prospects of attracting any, due to lack of transportation following in Fair Haven's foot- tion. The church got site plan ap- or Benedict R. Nicosia, center, gave the dedication speech. facilities, there appears to be no relief for taxpayers who are steps and could use Fair Haven's proval from the Planning Board Rev. Deegan said yesterday getting higher bills this year. ordinance as a model. Actually for a 28-by 47-foot wing to house the church has engaged. Red There will be more trouble when the borough's tax Fair Haven does not have such religious classes. However, its Bank lawyer William Himelman, structure completes a two-year roll-over from fiscal to calendar an ordinance. This borough request for a variance—to per- and Mr. Himelman will present would be the first. year computation of regional high school tax collections. The mit the extension of a non-con- the new application Aug. 12 if the Planners Tell Applicant council may then apply the same formula to local school Michael J. Rafferty of Little forming use in a residential zone Board of Adjustment meeting is monies in an effort to further temporarily ease the tax situa- Silver, chairman of the Regional —was denied. attended by a full membership tion. After both are completed, all schools will be back on a Sewer Study Committee, said that night. Rev. Deegan's case was heard straight-pay-as-you-go basis. last night that he didn't know by a three-man quorum of the The minister, who said at a The voters defeated a school expansion program in a June of an ordinance in the immediate recent Board of Adjustment To Fallow Instructions referendum that requested $497,000. The school board has not area like the one proposed here. Board of Adjustment. meeting that he didn't feel the the matter further until its requirements had yet proposed an alternate plan for the alleviation of its He called the idea a "sound ap- NEW SHREWSBURY — The Planning church was getting a fair hearing Board helps them who help themselves. been met. crowded situation. proach." from the borough and from Extra Nights For The principle was demonstrated clearly Said Mr. Steinmuller to the developers, Mr. Rafferty recalled that a: neighbors who opposed the ex "I think you are pretty unfair to (he board. far back as August of 1962 the last night to Giuliani Bros, and Murray Rosen, Leonardo Fair pansion, told The Register yes Atlantic Highlands developers who sought You made no attempt to co-operate with us Bank Hearing Postponed county Planning Board had terday that some reliigous class- by setting up the requested meeting with Mr. recommended sewer connection permission to grade 85 acres of woodland LEONARDO — Community, es are now being conducted oui at Hope Rd. and the Garden State Parkway Labrecque and you did not revise contours TRENTON (AP) - A hearing to allow them more time to pre- stipulations by planning boards. Fire Company has announced that of doors and that the coming o as suggested nor designate the trees to be pare their case, Slow to Adopt spur. The developers contemplated an in- on an application for a new bank its annual fair will also be held the colder months would bring dustrial park on the site to accommodate at saved. We won't discuss it until those re- The application stipulates tha' However, municipal planning in Point Pleasant was postponed July 17 and 18 due to the dates a real hardship to the congre- at least two reportedly desirable — but un- quirements have been met. the new bank would be known as boards have been slow to follow canceled because of bad weath- gation. yesterday. No new date was set. named — ratables. The board deferred on site plan approval the Pineland State Bank. It would the recommendation because the er. Site of the fair is Rt. 36 and He observed a paradox in of plans by DeGarmo Engineering Co., Way- The project was presented unofficially at A spokesman for the state De- be built on the west side of the hardship on developers, who Appleton Ave. which the Supreme Court has side and Hamilton Rds,, to renovate part of last month's Planning Bnarti meeting, while partment of Banking and Insur- Bridge Ave. extension near Rt. 8R would have to install septic tanks banned religious teaching in pub- their existing concrete products plant and Firemen's night will be held the board wailed to assemble a quorum. The A group of businessmen, headed as well as the sower connections, lic schools, but the church is build a new cement silo. After several area tnce said an indefinite postpone- Friday, July 17, Prizes and re- board agreed to hear Alfred and Giuseppe by Ross W. Smith of Brick Town and because of the lack of plans stymied when it tries to provide residents expressed fears of cement dust as ment was granted at the request Giuliani's case in this manner only because ship, filed the application for < to mak the connections uniform freshments will be given to all a health hazard, the board voted to inspect facilities for religious teachine the applicants pleaded that time was "of the Of lawyers for the proposed bank charter. and in line. visiting fire companies. the site before giving its decision. 'within its walls. essence." Also deferred until after site inspection Board members asked the developers last was an application for approval of a site Girl Might Face Fine, Prison Here month to confer with Borough Engineer plan by Richard M. Matthews of Lincroft, Henry F. Labrccque on recommended contour owner of Red Bank Auto Imports, Inc., New- changes and on designation of trees to be man Springs Rd., for a proposed store build- saved in the area. With Mr. Labrecque's ap- ing and auto display room on Shrewsbury proval, they were then to submit the revised Ave. opposite Naylor's, Inc. branch store. N.J. Weapon Law Much Like IN. Y.'s plan for consideration at last night's board The proposed building would be on two meeting. 100-foot lots comprising the old Hendiicksun Lu.st night the developers appeared after property. The board said a subdivision and By HOWARD NEWMAN or possession of switchblade knives. The gravity New Jersey according to Mr. Waldron. He said a month had elapsed, presented their maps relocation of the building on the lots would M Arlene Del Fava lived in New Jersey she knife, similar to the switchblade but not prohibited these devices are illegal, since they are classified without changes, and admitted that they had probably bo necessary. might {ace a $6,000 fine and 13 years in prison. in the 1952 amendment because it opens through as dangerous weapons. A New York grand jury yesterday cleared the not tried to set up a date with Mr. Labrecque Final approval of a site plan for the gravitational force and not an automatic spring, He concluded by saying, "The average girl New York University secretary of carrying an out- until late Tuesday night. addition of 22 T-hangars at Red Bank Airport was barred by a 1959 amendment. could show the need to carry a gun or other con- lawed switchblade knife, which she used to fend Instead, they brought along Frederick M. was sought by James Loeb, airport owner, Under the statute, the possession of a concealed cealed weapon and probably obtain a permit to off an alleged attacker, Supreme Court Justice Moller, Atlantic Highlands surveyor, to try Tentative approval of the plan was given in weapon is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up purchase one and a license to carry it from her Joseph M. Conroy and Queens County District At- to convince the board that the project should March, but is conditional on the installation to $1,000 and/or three years in jail. local police chief." torney Frank O'Connor both issued statements con- be approved as originally planned. of satisfactory drainince ditches and a herm The use of a concealed weapon on another, not curring in the grand jury's finding. Atlantic Highlands and Highlands Magistrate The "desirable ratables" — still unnamed at the western end nf Ihe runway to keep in self-defense, is punishable by a fine of not more Irving B, Zeichner thinks it's a police problem. — would not £0 along with any changes, the excessive water off Hancc Rd. Nevertheless, the pretty Queens girl did break than $5,000 and/or 10 years behind bars. the law. She carried a J'/j-inch switchblade knife, "I recommend better law enforcement," he said, developers claimed. The board moved to dismiss the applica- which she used to "defend my honor" against her The law exempts those whose professions re- "not arming yourself," After listening to considerable heated ar- tion from consideration. Mr. Uieb will be alledged assailant, Harold Modell, a 20-year-old quire them to be armed, such as law enforcement A spokesman for the New York City police de- gument from the Giuliani brothers and Mr. notified that he has not submitted evidence sailor, also of Queens, Ho is being charged with personnel, and hunters, whose possession of a partment's legal staff said what constitutes a con- Rosen, Chairman Louis A. Steinmuller an- that the required drainage arrangements have second degree assault and attempted rape. weapon is for the purpose of hunting or target cealed weapon is normally "a matter of proof." nounced that the board would not discuss boon completed. shooting. Miss Del Fava told nurhorities she armed her- The slate must show here an intent to use what is self with the knife after the murder of Kitty Geno- Since Miss Del Fava's arrest, New York de- carried as a concealed wea|>on, (he spokesman re- vese, whose screams were ignored by 38 of her partment stores have reported an increase in the marked. Vacancy On Board Not Filled neighbors. sale of hat pins, some as long as five inches. William Klatsky, Red Bank's magistrate, Title 2A, Chapter 151, of the New Jersey Stat- , According to John A. Waldron, deputy state at- agreed, saying it depended upon the circumstances. MONMOUTH UKACH - A William Rrownlee received four votes, and Howard Rombey polled votes; Frank Sncad, Planning one ballot. utes Annotated, the section dealing with the ad- torney general in the criminal investigation section, Mr. Klatsky added that a stabbing might be "rea- ioard of Education vacancy was Hoard chairman, received three ministration of civil and criminal justice, concerns "It's a hat pin, not a dangerous weapon. The pros- sonable force" when done by a woman to protect not filled at the board's craifcr- Hie board had l>5 days to name the use of weapons and explosives. ecution would have to shew to the contrary." herself from attack. a successor to (In; post and 60 >nce session last ni^hl wild Karl In essence it is modeled after New York's 1884 Mr. Waldron said that when one Is defending "The state would have to show Hie purpose of Pauses Police Test duy.s had elapsed when the board B. Garrison, county supcrintcn- failed to come to agreement. Sullivan Law. It prohibits concealing on the per- himself against attack, he may use "reasonable carrying an object was for usfi as a concealed weap- TRENTON - James F. Mc- son and carrying in this manner "Any instrument force." on, not its normal use," he concluded. lont of Schools. Members agreed to have Mr. Carthy, Jr., 540 Morningside of the kinds known as a blnckjnck, sling shot, billy, "In the case of a girl being attacked, the use Garrison make I tie choice. Monmouth County Chief of Detectives John Mr. Ganison was delegated liv land club, sand bag, bludgeon, metal knuckles; dag- \vc. Union Heach, has passed of a knife may be reasonable force," he added. Gawler said a bread knife, paring knife or other he tw>ard to name ;i successor The county official is noi rc- ger, dirk, dangerous knife, stiletto, bomb or any a Civil Service Commission lestj The deputy attorney general slated it was the household ab\oc.[ could be defined as a dangerous (l to former board member Anthony trirtfil i'i the three candidates. high explosive other than fixed ammunition," i) qualify as a police patrol man "size and shape" of a knife that determined whether knife depending upon "the purpose, use and circum- plln, who resigned in April. He may iip|x>int any qualified The law, of course, also bars the concealment It was classified as dangerous. Municipalities limit stances." in this municipality, it was an- borough resident. He has said of a pistol, revolver or other firearm, without a per- the length of blades which can be sold. When asked what he suggested a woman take The board was split over nounced here today. Salary liiat'he may lake as much time 1 mit to purchase and a license to carry. The use of a fountain pen type device which with her when going out at night, he answered, "A naming eithrr of throe candidate. ; ranges for tho post arc from as is needed to make the selec- An amendment added in 1952 prohibits the sale excretes a gaseous substance has been reported in nice young man." at its meeting curly Ibis month. $4,200 to $4,800. tion. 18—Thursday, July 16, 1964 THE DAILY KW.ISTiiR -WCW-TV .WABC-TV —Mrs. A. L, MecfaamcsvtUe, Otud 4 -WN&OTV Oaaaell . _ WOE-TV N Y TELEVISION Aaraer — Howard Duff firtt WNEW-TV II .WPOMV TV Key Mailbag I came to the public autnuon as TMtMMMV MUMN %-Otmm I* By STEVEN H. SCHEUEB viewer: have written our mail the star of tfae popular radio de- Top Weekday bag aikinj; thii qaaaioB; U tective series, "Sara Spjde." Hs 1-Urt of Uft 4-T«*a*i) QaettiM — I kne quiz i—%at iff** 7-Mtwl g \ A My seems to b« tfiis mowt'* pjpulir j 1mrn rtdin \n fifitas, H« I »-LKal Htm }&?' it atifj myUyorUt of til. tsA his wife, Ma Ijipim, were I fa»vefa»ve ** que*tioa'cocemiB!que*tioa'coQcemiB!! ! thithiss 6m sttrs of ** short-lived TV t) TV Programs John (mntiiMMS Win. ery good show. Didn't Steve Al- Quettkra — How many actors comedy series "Mr. Adams and . »f Might 7-F(lm-Shor1 Crau-WIMM len start out with the show many Eve" some seasons back. Miss •-You Don't Vyt-*«mteJ» Conww-1 Hr., 3J Mm. have played "Destry" is the mov Today*! top television shows as lican National Convention to 1—Seordi Fer Tomorrow I-Ttxon 1J:J» years ago? I have told many of ies? I enjoy the TV series starring Fonataine has never been Mrs. previewed and selected by TV *-Trutti Or Conwqtmctt 7—Qiwen For A Pay f-Newt and Wtottwr my friends that Allen was a reg- Howard Duff. However, she was close with the nominating a J-CortMn Ptoytlme John Gavin as "Destry" and I t-Klngfem ellMln 11:15 ular on the show but they don't once married to one of Miss Lu- Key's staff of experts who atballotin- g tor ttie vice presiden '—Ernie Ford 11—Trut Advtnturt 5-New» also remember seeing a film or tend rehearsals, watch screen' 9—Memory Lont 4:W believe me.—P. D., Elberfeld, two in which "Destry" was por- pino's other husbands, Collier tial nominee and Speeches by bo 11: Thli Day more, vice president; Dr. Wil- lican National Convention, 4-Sermonerte—Religion major films.—P. F., Palataka on TV. Andy Griffith starred in 2—Possword il-Sporli Highlight! liam Gilcrest, Manasquan, secre- Serving; three networks continue their co 4—Uretla Young 13-Chlldren ol the World <:» Fla. the Broadway musical comedy 3—Summir Semester tary, and William Potter, Holm- a Llncrott erage of the convention in S 5:4t based on the "Destry" character !1-Ne*i ''" •arbtr 4-Q.E.D.-Tf» Capital Answer —Walslon started out del, treasurer, 'pouis Van Zandt D Holmdel Francisco. Tonight's agenda 7-f>ro|ect Know-Education created by western writer Max •VININS 7:00 . as a stage actor and eventually was master of ceremonies. eludes the nominations for t 1—Houw Party Brand. He never played the role D Matawan 4—Doctors—Orama •:or 1—Newt And Weather went to Hollywood and film work. vice president and the nOmin 7—Day In Court—Oramo 4-Today—Hugh Dewn* on TV. • Sayre Woods II—Racket Squod 11—Three Sfoooet 7—Ann Solhern He has appeared In a few good ing speeches, and the voting fi lJ-What'« New 1-M character roles in such films as • Newark Airport 4:11 S—Call To Prayer-Rtlimon the vice presidential nominee 4—Wtalrier Damn Yankees," "Wives and Question — I think Garry en route to Newark porting teams led by Walter Cro 7-Ntw» ATLANTIC ItU Lovers" "The Apartment," and Moore is one of the most natural TRE kite, Eric Sevareid and Han 1-To Till Tht TruDll 7—Weolhtr i!. 4—Another World $—Mwning of Communism "Convicts Four." He recently re- stars on TV and I think CBS Reasoner for CBS; David Brin 4M 7—sale storm ' Frequent service. 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Hn at larantr, Long Bruch, "AtJvanc* to ih» Rear" Notiirlng Inttrnatlenal Foods Private Recepiion WO, CHINESE — ITALIAN — FRENCH Rooms fat my 462-061S SWEDISH — GERMAN Peter SELLERS •cctuioo. tot K»¥V 7 t LUV'l.Y & 28. Aloft % LIKE THIS... Dance Slated Housing Chief SO. Ring on a •i II harness for % n reins 12 li At Rumson Quits Post 32. Marshy % meadows i4 y Ib 16 M ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-The 33. Harden //< % Tomorrow director of housing lor the Dem- 85. A thruway IB 19 V RUMSON — The Recreation ocratic National Convention, charge % % Mrs. Elizabeth Harris of Dallas. 38. Earth as a 20 244 W, Commission, as part of its sum- Tex., says she has resigned her goddeaa mer program, will hold a com- job because ol "complete ex- 39. Blue bird 27 munity dance tomorrow night at haustion." 42. Bay window Victory Park.' 44. A beautiful 30 51 11 Mrs. Harris said Tuesday that feather % Music will be provided by the her exhaustion stems from the •A VelveLeers. Dancing for those 46. Scope a By WALT DISNEY problem of finding accommoda- 47. Fruit ^ % % % MICKEY MOUSE 12 y.;ars old and.under, will be tions for the thousands of per- 48. Require 3!> it J9 10 W<41 from 8 o'clock to 9:30. Those over V DbtribuM by Ktw FtalurM Syndk»l». sons scheduled to attend the 49. Barks //t 12 will dance until 11 p.m. convention, which opens here DOWN d46 44 45 THAT SPOT OP Last week's special event held Aug. 24. 1, Cover, as % SIM KEEPS Friday at Victory Park, was a with cement MOVJN© scavenger hunt. Seventy-four chil- Three weeks ago Mrs. Harris 2. Incite dren took part. complained that the city had 8. A brooch 4i 4? Making up the winning team not fulfilled its contract to pro- 4. Garret were captain, Patti DeGranville vide 14,000 rooms for the con- Liz Martin, Sally Martens, Mary vention. She said only 11.000 Ellen McCann, Mary Claire had been made available. Pearls on the Beach Thompson, Kevin White, Gary City officials made arrange- White, Chris Vikas, Bill McCann ments to get the remaining 3,000 ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Are in the past four days, and jewel- Ed Pomphrey, Karen Konoesel rooms, but Mrs. Harris said this oysters making pearls on the ers say the find may be valu- Paul Campanella, Peter Osmul- did not solve all the problems. Atlantic City beach? able. ski, Jeff Karinja, Rich Comstock She said some of - the rooms Delbert and William Anderson, Two young brothers say 13 and 12 respectively, of Mai Salders, Phil Malecki, Ken were in the Young Men's and they've pried nine pearls from Marass, Steve Karinja, Caria Pa- Woman's Christian Association Atlantic City, said the first pearl bivalves found below the sand they found—a blue-black bead By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD terno, Lisa LMserio, Regina Fin- buildings. STEVE ROPER nerty, terri Finnerty, Virginia She said only about 8,000 of about a quarter-inch in diameter O'Brien, Kathleen Jones, Patricia was in an oyster buried a I WISH tT HAD BEEN SOME BONES TOY tT, NOMAD/ Y EASY, MIKE/-I the rooms were ideally suited THE BARKEEP Newman, Tommy Jones, Kathy for a political convention. Wants Data half-foot in the beach at water's WHAT DO YOU MEAN PUSHED ME, MISS INWUR MECK/--WE JUST WITH ONE WINS j DONT WANT VOU edge. YOU CANT DRIVE JETTAWAY.'-vW--THE DOC SENT TWO YEARS OF WORK I CAN CHEW YOU UP/ HURT/ Crandall, ^Joanne Russia, Joyce Among those not ideally suited TOMORROW 5TAGI SAY* S0MS8OME5 IN MY AND HOPE DOWN DRIVING THE Russio, CaTolyn Crandall, Jacquie were rooms with no baths or Supressed In On Monday they found two WRKT-UH- THE DRAIN/ man TOMORROW/ DeGranville and Micheline De- with connecting baths and others of a reddish-white hue, GOTBBOKE.' ; rooms in properties that did not the boys said. And Tuesday, ranville. ! . . - said the treasure hunters, the Arts and crafts supervisor. Wa! have full hotel facilities, such as Butenko Case switchboard operations and beach yielded six shells, all con- ter Spillane engagsd children in NEWARK (AP)—An attorney taining white pearls. various crafts, including basket room service, she said. for John W. Butenko of Orange, weaving, plaster of paris molds Mrs. Harris, who served as an electronics engineer accused Wliliam Schoppy, a Jeweler (painted and sprayed), copper housing director for the Dem- of .spying for the Soviet Union here for nearly 50 years said SORRY?"IF TOU HAD craft, popsicle craft, wooden-bead ocrats four years ago in Chicago has asked the courts to sup- the pearls need scientific anal- rWO GOOD ARMS, MUSCLE- said Atlantic City must learn press material seized by federal ysis before their value can be MIMP, I'D BREAK VOU craft, rex lace, leather pen and determined. But he added, "In INTO BITE-SIZED CHUNKS/ pencil holdens and stone craft. how to handle a political con- officers when they arrested vention and its unique problems Butenko last Oct. 29. all my years in the business, Tennis classes are registered for I've never found pearls as per- Tuesday and Thursday mornings even though some 500 conven- Butenko's attorney, Raymond tions are held here annually. fect as these." The lessons are being taught a A. Brown, included in his motion Schoppy said that to his knowl- Rodgers Park by Cathy Clark "I believe they (hotelmen) are a request that statements be beginning to understand now— edge the type of shell that By JIM BURNETT atfd GEORGE CRENSUAW and Allen Thompson. taken from three Russian dip- yielded the pearls is normally NUBBIN Director Bob Olshan and Bpil- and they will by the time it's lomatic aides who were seized at over. found in the Pacific Ocean, not WHfcT 16 YOUK OPINION OP ME 7TO- A TEBBIBLE (mini Atulry m»!if some sacrifice* to attain it wti) affrrt your JwKV'ltmoV. ..I'LL GIVE THE LEO (July 22 U Aug. 2)1 AQUARIUS (Jan. 31 fo F.b. If) MONEY BACK...AND Srt ymir »i((lit* tuvh, i\ ihr Ham will WORLD'S FAIR Seme rMtrirtjrirn ire Arrxrtrti, but they GET A POLLUTION won't Ltrr-p yon from jour gtvl. Civr you an aMiat. HrnrfHs arc in/llutnl, including up-to-the-minute news on LAW WITH VIRGO (Aug. 72 fo Up*. 22) PISCES [F.b. 20 to M.rcr, 70) .TEETH IN IT.' Ymt ue *i your W, ufKH pcfton- Some hrfry rjpenrliturr* loom Jhrart tag daily Fair activities, NEW junsur BELL ilky to toootrntd. Zn'm lifel Money trtt tK forthtominf to BM*t feM •UUlAlt TOLL RATU APrLt 20-Thundtj, Juiy 16, 1964 THE DA^Y REGISTER Around Monmouth Dinner Party Honors Summer Flurry Couple Wed 40 Years By Will rfftUSKA • Monmouth Park Jockey Club and its annual Turf POINT FIEASAHT - Mr. ttA Mr, HtTiry m torn in fcrwk- Mr».C*drii-. L. Henry, Sr,, Htery lyn, but c»me to MMdletowr, « harity Ball Is the current cause of it alL Whether you PI., Eut Ketnfburg, were hon- a boy. He hu been a mason j follow the horses or not... an afternoon at the magnifi- ored Stlurdty at a dinner party all of his life and has been em- cent Monmouth Park Jockey Club, the most beautiful given by their children in the ployed by many shore area home of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric building contractors, including racing plant in America, is a pleasurable never to be L. Henry, 'Jr. here. Leonard Covert, Copeland and :orgotten experience. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Sr., cele- Son, and Harold J. Nolan. He is And if you live anywhere in Monmouth, Ocean, retired. brated their 40th wedding anni- Middlesex, or Mercer Coun-| versary Monday. They were Mr. and Mrs. Henry have two Gannon of Sea Bright, Patricia married July 13, 1924, in the children, Cedric L. Henry, Jr., ty, you will miss the most Reardon of Red Bank arid Gov. parsonage of the Keansburg and Mrs. Nicholas J. Straniero, exciting party of the year if and Mrs. Hughes. Methodist Church. Karen Ave., Neptune. They have \ you fail to buy a ticket to Mrs. Henry, the former leona lived at their present address all The Champagne Circuit? The Crosbie, was born in New York the Turf Charity Ball. ' Garden Room, the Horn n' Mus- of their married life. City and has lived in Port Mon- FAMOUS FOURSOME, who annually plan and direct Monmouth County's most gala event of the summer, are, laft "Jet Flight to the Orient" is ket Room and the Jersey Blues Guests at the dinner parly in- mouth and East Keansburg more Room of the Molly Pitcher Inn, c-ludsd Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jap is right, Mri. Philip Hi lislinrOceanport; Mri. ©.Barks? Ssely, Holmdel; Mri. Amory L. Haskell, Jr., Middlstown, he theme of this year'» ball and than 50 years. R«d Bank, were crowded to ca- vis, Keansburg; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard B. White, Shrewsbury, co-chairmen of the Turf Charity Ball at Monmouth Park. Thii year's ball, it promises to be more glamor- pacity with a gay weekend She (s a graduate of Middle- William Werner, Jr., Belford; Mr. scheduled for July 25, takes as its theme, "Jet Trip to the Orient." ous than ever. crowd. Noted among those pres- town Township High School and and Mrs. James Crosbie, Glen- And not a small part of the ent'were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rider College, Trenton. At one dola; Miss Jeannette Crosbie, glamor of the racing season are Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Levitus, time (he was secretary to the Eatontown; Mr. and Mrs. Al- the parties attendant upon it. Of Bill (United Television Associ- high school principal and also fred Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. :he more coveted Invitations were ates-New York) Carlton and Car- worked as a secretary in New Julian C. Jones, both of Belmar. List Judges for Monmouth Center Art Show York City. those issued by the Philip H. Ise- men (Steve) Funaro of New ins of Oceanport. Mr, Iselin is York. Carmen is a devastating- In World War II, she was em- At sundown, sun glasses re- EATONTOWN - A team of professional and amateur artists. Mrs. Virginia Stofflet Mont- and Elsie Musgrave, Point Pleas- ice president and treasurer ofhy handsome young man on his ployed at Bendbc, Red Bank, and duce all the light in your field of /our New Jersey and metropoli- The sculpture prize will be given gomery of Fair Haven will judge ant. tan area artists will judge en-j by Bamberger's Monmouth, and the Jockey Club. T3ie new Ter- way to a fabulous singing career. is now a sewing machine opera- vision, warns the medical depart- the children's classes, and judg- Mrs. Montgomery studied tor for Shirl-Rose, Atlantic High-, tries for Monmouth Shopping the prize for the children's class race Club patio was the scene He is presently negotiating a re- ment of Northwestern National a n Marshall of their party on Sunday eve- lands. One of 13 children, Mrs. Life Insurance Co. And, If you [Center's fifth annual outdoor art' is a six-week art scholarship s for the other classes will be P 'f J. icording contract with RCA. (And and Michael Lenson, and hen ning. The patio was transformed Henry is the daughter of the drive in sunglasses at dusk or festival to be held Saturday on from the Guild of Creative Art Frances Feist, Deal; Mariom work has been exhibited 'at the L.. girls... he is footloose and late Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. after dark, you can easily fail the center's malls between 10 in Shrewsbury. Raymond Rich, Beach Haven, via a huge mahogany bar, a relic fancy free, too!) Montclair Museum, Newark Mu-l of the Victorian era, and all the Crosbie, East Keansburg. to see an oncoming car. a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Exhibitors Also present were, Jayne Stirn- seum, Jersey City Museum and Egyptian" accoutrements of the will be both professional and at the Hunterdon County Art weiss of Shrewsbury, Olive (Mrs. amateur artists, and there will famous Shepheard's Hotel in Robert) Lillie of Rumson with Center. She has also been a Cairo ... and of its counterpart, HIGHEST also be special sections for chil- prize winner at shows at the her sister, Pat Marshall, of Mia- QUALITY dren and for sculpture. Shepheard's, in the Drake Hotel mi. Old Mill in Tinton Falls, at the in New York. and Cash prizes totaling $350 will Monmouth College Art Festiva Direction for dress was "a la REASONABLE be awarded in the classes for |this year, and at shows given Gracla and Bill Henderson of discotheque" ... a few did.. but by the Monmouth Art Founda Monmouth Beach were hosts PRICES the style is quite new and has OIL PAINTINGS tion in Red Bank. at a champagne cocktail and Bridal Shower not caught the fancy of the gals dinner party at Reldy's, Rum- Currently some o! the work 'Around Monmouth." ton, Among their many guests LAMPS - SHADES and GIFTS For Miss Clark ol Frances Feist is hanging in Among those present were were the James Kirschen- the Pavilion of American Inte Gov. and Mrs. Richard 3. "IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US I" OCEANPORT-Mrs. Jack Van baums, Bob Weltz, Bill Kelly, riors at the New York World's Hughes (Mrs. Hughes Is hon- the John Flests end Jack and Slop In today and IH our large ulectlon Deman, Jr., and Mrs. John J. Fair. Her paintings have been of beautiful oil paTntingi. orary chairman of the Turf Windy Magnier ol Deal and Ryan, Rumson, were hostesses exhibited at most major muse Ball), former Gov. Robert Mey- New York, Pat and John Fa- recently at a bridal shower given urns and universities throughoui ner and Mrs. Meyiter of gan of Tinton Falls, the John in Mrs. Van Deman's home, 7 this country and Europe, and her Princeton, the Michael Guarin- Hendersons, the Peter Hender- TOWER CRAFTSMEN Inc. work was shown at the Brussel's Irma PI., in honor ol Miss os, the Louis M. Hagues, the sons. Vic and Janet Shaheen, 105 CHESTNUT ST. RED BANK 'World's Fair and at the United William Russells and the Dr. Diana Clark, Shrewsbury. Rita and Bob Gorman of Rum- Adjacent to Railroad States Embassy In Athens. Mason Grosses of Rumson, Miss Clark, daughter of Mr. son, the Bob Cahllls of Short Louis and Eugcnlo Matron of Hills, the BUI Sturms of Berke- and Mrs. John Raymond Clark, Marion Raymond Rich is Bridle and Palm Beach, the will become the bride of Peter native ot New York City, and ley Heights and the Bob Deo- Allison Stern) of Scobeyvllle, tulas of New Shrewsbury. Mannlon Britnell, Haworth, in maintains her studio home in David and Charlenc Marx of August. Beach Haven. She has studied ai Chai-Mar Farm, Shrewsbury, SHOP Guests included the bride Philadelphia's Moore Institute Al Larson of Atlantic High- Kay and Jack Giordano, the has Poles, Shelves, Towel Rings elect's mother; Mrs. Jack Van and at the Pennsylvania Acad- Fred Tatums, Blanche (Mrs. lands will sponsor an art exhibit Dsman, Sr., maternal grand- emy of Fine Arts arid In Europe, Amory) Haskell, Helen and for Galerie 45, Monmouth Beach, Practical »tVd lpaca-iavtng accauoriat by "Handy Andy," mother, West Long Branch, and] She has had one-man shows and Amory Haskell, Jr., and the at his Raven on Ocean Ave., Sea I In «MnIpdv brail and chroma finlih, Initalli on tila ai eaiily y Mrs. Carl Clark, Sr., paternal joint exhibitions at the Grand John Elllses of Mlddletown, the Bright. The exhibit will begin 1 IARS and MANY OTHER THINGS grandmother, Red Bank. Central Art Gallery in New York, Townscnd B. Martins of Lo- with a reception from I to 5 Sun- Other guests were Mrs. Carl at the Pennsylvania Academy of cust, the Tom Doremuse* of day afternoon, July 26. Clark, Jr., Mrs. Joseph McFad- Fine Arts, and witih art groups Red Bank, the Eddie Arcaroa The works of Ted Goerohener INC. den, Mrs. David Ainsworth and in Daytona Beach and Bermuda, of Long Island, the Toots Shore of Brick Township will be the Miss Gloria Fera, Red Bank; The favorite media of Elsie of New York, Gen. Emmert principal part of the exhibits. He Mrs. Walter Tilton, Spring Lake| DEBORAH BENEFIT is planned by, left to right, Mrs. Home Decoratort Musgrave is ceramics and oii O'Donnell of Washington, D.C., is nationally famous for his sea- Heights; Mrs. Harry Woolley, scapes in oil, casein, and water RED BANK Ben Rassat and Mrs. John Chimento, both of Little Sil- paintings. She was graduated the David Wllentres of Deal Hazlet; Mrs. M. C. Coates, Rah- and the David Werbllns of El- color. way, and Mrs. H. R. Custis, Mrs. ver, and Mrs. Blanche Marx, Shrewsbury. Profits from from Glassboro State College as of Qualify and beron. Happy Hayes and Barbara Charles Clayton and Mrs. Ray- an art major. For the past two the iummer card party, scheduled for July 27 at 8 p.m. HoeJert, entrepreneuses of Gal- mond Moss, Shrewsbury. years, she has been teaching art in the West End Caiino, will go to Deborah Hospital, In the Brick Township School The torrential rain on Wednes- erie 45 and artists, too, will ex- Browns Milts. Mrs. Marx and Mrs. Rassas are co-chair- system. day evening failed to dampen hibit one work each. Happy's is the gaiety of the posh golden an- a portrait In black... a black niversary party at the Essex and raven on black velvet commis- Family Visits Sussex Hotel in Spring Lake. sioned by Mr. Larsen. Barbara's NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs, The Frederick F. Schocks, Jr. is an untitled portrait in purples Walter J. Locke, 81 Wellington and the Frederick F. Schocks of a winsome, !onely"«hild on a Dr., has returned home from 3d, owners and managers of the beach. , Needham, Mass., where she famous, fashionable, and fastidi- The exhibit will continue spent a week with her daughter, ous old hotel, were hosts. through Thursday evening. Mrs, L. M. MacCartney and her A canopy'to the curb and a family. golden carpet from the curb to GUESTS FROM MARYLAND MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Warren Mrs. MacCartney and her chil- the entrance to the grand ball- CHILDREN'S DEFT., LOWER LEVEL R. Foster and her daughter, Bev- dren, Leslie, Douglas and James, room helped protect the extrava- erly, of Rockville, Md., aire house returned here with Mrs. Locke gantly beautiful gowns and coif- MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN AND TAVERN PASTRIES guests of Mr. and Mrs., Arnold and are spending 10 days here fures of the ladies. Only Marie J. Blomqulst, 671 Harmony Rd. (SHREWSBURY SHOPPING CENTER, HWY. 351 before traveling to Sebago Lake, (Mrs. Bernard) White of Shrews- Lynnda Blomquist will accom- Maine, for the remainder of the bury was unconcerned about the Come Sea Candies Made in Our Ou-n Kitchen pany Beverley back to Maryland Now/ : month. weather. She wore a long white silk trench coat over her gown. tomorrow for a two weeks'stay. f JL. . . ., •/ .;, , . ,.„'. . Recently they were guests ol The coat was so elegantly sim- Mrs. Joseph Unsworth, West ple and chic it outshone all the Orange, and also visited the chinchillas and ermines and Turtle Back Zoo at the reserva- minks. tion (here. Among the several hundred guests were Dr. and Mrs. Frank wear the finest PARTY FOR BRIDE-ELECT IGilbertson of Rumson ... Ellen EAST KEANSBURG — Mis, (Mrs. G.), the daughter of. the new Playtex Barbara McAllister, daughter oi F. F. 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Sylvetle will replace worn gar- VINCENT'S Store Hours: Open Every • OOTIRr ters, rcplush whera necessary, BEAUTY SALON "For IFomen Who Care" Chlldran't Wear mend open seams and replace LITTLE SILVER LITTLE SILVIR missing tones. , .without charge. Evening 'til 9 — Sat. 'til 6 32 LINDEN PL. 747-3620 RED BANK of course. SHorriNa CENTER (Closed Wednesdays—Open Thursdayi 'Oil S p.m.) (Not to A1P) OCIANPORT AVE. LITTLE SILVER CM »rl. 'til» • call >»1«JI IHIl.Y UK(,I>TI.H Marlboro Unit Names Julv 16. 1964—JI RUMSON 0 ROULETTE Nominating Committee jf^ ,? £l W. WVIR RD.. KUMSON BEL.MAK. - Mrs. Orion Whit- Mrs. Albert Spencer, Middle-'; Installs Slate aker, Long Branch, was elected town, was appointed chairman of MIDDLETOWN - New officers chairman of the nominating com- the 10th Annual Hunt Meet barbe- of the Four Seasons Dance Club SUMMER mittee of the Marlboro Hospital cue to be held following the Hunt were installed at a shipwreck Auxiliary at the annual picnic Meet races in October. dance recently in McGuire's meeting held at the home of the Mrs. George Ruding, member- Grove here. Mr. and Mrs. John SALE president, Mrs. Stanley J. Butkus, ship and education chairman, an- O'Neill, Lincroft, weje diairmen Inlet Ter. Inounced that the following have of the dance. Installed were Mr. and Mrs. Reductions up to 50% Serving with Mrs. Whitaker arejbeen accepted lor membership; BATHING SUITS BLOUSES DRESSES DRESSES Mrs. George Ruding, West Allen- Mrs. D. Louis Tonli, Middletovvn; Edward W. Collins, president; TENNIS DRESSES SKIRTS RAINCOATS SHIFFS hurst; Mrs. Kenneth Lessing, Mrs. Robert Sorensen and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill, vice SHORTS HANDBAGS lumson; Mrs. Lewis Connor, Fair Ralph Hartman, Freehold, and president; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haven, and Mrs. Newton Patchen, Mrs. H. W McEver, Shrewsbury. Atonic secretary, and Mr. and latontown. Mrs. Rudolf Kimpfner, Middle-|Mrs- Milton Klein, treasurer. Mrs. Morton Winer, Red Bank, town, served as refreshment; Serving on the board of direc- ihairman of the junior volunteers, chairman. I tors are Mr. and Mrs. Donald •eported that 22 teenagers are The next meeting will be a Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masher, and Mr. and Mrs. George 'orking during the week in all membership tea U> be held Sept. You'll- HAVE TO ^ Turner. OO V&U BELIEVE ireas of the hospital. This is 17 in the nurses' lounge at the IN THE HAHDtTTO | he'second year the auxiliary has hospital. Trjp danee club for married iponsored a program for students ii which was begun a year LEON'S I 5 years and older to work direct- The father gave away the bride ago, has a membership of 40 CLEANERS I y with the mentally ill under the in ancient Egypt, He handed one couples, plus a wailing list. THEY HAVE THE MOST iupervision of auxiliary or hos- of her sandals to the groom, One dance is held each season. )ital personnel. signifying she was now'in the Mrs. Richard Attridge, Marl- groom's care. Today, friends tie Nearly 87 per cent of all milk x>ro, decorating chairman, out- old shoes to the car in which the beverages are consumed at home, ned her plans for the year. She newly married pair leaves for the with 8 per cent at schools and less than 2 per cent in commcr- reported $2,000 will be spent in honeymoon. The "hereafter" will came out in your precious rugs the newly redesigned adolescent nit, Cottage 17. Last year the — if you have them cleaned by experts!!! COLLEGE REUNION cocktail party ii planned by a committee for the New Jersey auxiliary spent a similar sum on the children's unit, Cottage 16, ZIP SERVICE Shore Chapter of Trinity College, Washington, D. C. The event, which has been which will house pre-teen patients. titled "A Whale of a Party," will take place in the home of Mrs. Thomas P. Burrus, Mrs. J. Berkeley Gordon, Rum- You Call - We Install Jr., Spring Lake, on Aug. 9. From left to right are Mrs. George Hamilton, Fair Ha- son, has been informed by Fox's 'oodtown, Sea Bright, that the PHONE CA 2-3193 ven; Mrs. William Columbus, Red Bank; standing, Mrs. Robert Ballou, Sea Girt, chap- Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary will ter president, and Mrs. Burrus. The party will benefit the college Development Fund. be the beneficiary of the day's H. KAABE GLASS CO. profits Friday, Aug. 7. Members will assist by greeting customers. Auxiliary Plans Mrs. Whitaker, patient service AUTO GLASS! Opera Festival to Offer chairman, reported that volun- Sunday Picnic teers gave 894 hours of service 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch KEYPORT - Final plans {or c June the annual picnic to be held by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Key- Boheme* Tomorrow Open *h30 to 9:30, SaL port First Aid Squad Sunday at ASBURY PARK — One of Puc- the Farmers and Gardeners As- cini's most popular works, "La sociation grounds, Hokndel, were Boheme," will be the second summer opera of the season to made at a recent meeting be offered by the Monmouth the First Aid building here. Opera Festival here. Mrs. John G. Sohanck reported On the merchandise club which Frances Yeend of the Metropol- will begin in September and on itan Opera Company will sing a clothing demonstration sched- the leading role of Mimi tomor- uled for Oct. 28. row evening in Convention Hall. Salvatore Baccaloni, internation- The birthdays of Mrs. Nicho- ally known basso, will play, the las Hawley and Mrs. Jacob duel roles of Benoit and Akin- Kneute were celebrated. Hostess- doro. es were Mrs. Schank, Mrs George Nadler and Mrs, Damon Others in the cast are Philip Heyer. Maero, baritone; Luigi Sgarro, The auxiliary will meet the basso; Gioia Carpati and Robert evening of Aug. 12. McPherson. Carlos Barrena, who Magnificent Loveseats, Custom-Covered in Your Choice recently completed an operatic engagement in Colon, Argentina, FAMOUS MAKE will sing the leading tenor role of Rudolfo. of Rich Fabrics, Luxuriously Cushioned in Poly-Dacron BLOUSES Carlo Moresco, who conducted 'Faust" last week, will direct & KNITS the company. Frances Yeend $ Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Tick- REG. 3.98 TO 6.98 ets are available at the Conven- tion Hall box office and at Stein- Tag Day YOUR CHOICE OF FOUR DISTINCTIVE STYLES Ea. bach's and Anderson's Music 199 2 i *4 Store, Red Bank. - To Benefit EXPANSION AREAS EXPERT ALTERATIONS Two areas most likely to pro- Retarded duce added living space in your KEANSBURG — Saturday, home are the.attic and the base- CLAUDIA'S July IS, has been designated Tag ment. Colorful and easy-to-clean FASHIONS materials such as ceramic tile Day in Keansburg for the Mon- should be used in creating these mouth County Unit, New Jersey 129 MARKHAM PLACE new living spaces. Floors, walls N«xt to Littl. Silver School Association for Retarded Chil- and countertops of ceramic tile dren. FHONE 747-9136 are stainproof and offer no Op.n 9:30 io 5:30; Fri. 'til 9 special cleaning problems. Canister collections will be made on the Keansburg board walk and in the business area Co-ordinator of the drive will be, Mrs. Charles R. McNight MARY who will be assisted by Mrs Henry Meehan and Mrs. H W Morrison, all of Keansburg. Mrs CARTER'S Angelo Barbato, Eatontown is general fund drive chairman and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Toomey, New Address Little Silver, are tag day chair- men. 447 BROAD ST. The Monmouth County unit which maintains offices at 30 Hudson Ave., Red Bank, serves SHREWSBURY the retarded in Monmouth Coun- ty. Its program includes classes for pre-school retarded children, Early American, Traditional, and independent living training and pre-employment training for Contemporary designs to choose from! young adults, summer day camp, I POINT with PRIDE! and counseling service for par- A«eent any room scheme and provide added To the address where you will ents. Dr. Fred Manasse, New find just the picture frame you Shrewsbury, is president of the seating comfort as vrell with one of these are looking for. county group. graceful, charming Loveseats. They work That Little Old Frame Maker Set Theme decorating wonders for drah corners, are per- LOU COOPER For Annual fect for small spaces! Quality and proud 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY workmanship are apparent in every Kne and Glads Show detail of these fine pieces, frdm hncurions EATONTOWN - "Songs for for Summer" is the theme for cushions to rich fahrics. You choose from a \ the 14th annual show to be held wide selection of covers; 4 smart styles. For by the New Jersey Gladiolus So- ciety July 23 and 24 at Monmouth an interesting effect use them in pairs. But to toofe Shopping Center's Civic Audito- rium. Both amateur and profes- however yon wish to nee them, the time to sional growers will exhibit, and members of, garden clubs of the bay is now, while they're specially July this area will exhibit in the artistic arrangement classes where the priced . , . you'll be glad you did! principal flower will be gladiolus. Ferdinand E. Gerlich, Somer- ville, is general chairman. Mrs. Want your figure to look lovsly 1 Want Herbert A, Swanson, Red Bank, to walk like a modal on the beach ? En- a member of the Garden Club roll today in th» Wendy Ward Charm of New Shrewsbury, is chairman meow sayta of entries for the artistic ar- Center ... and learn all the bsauty NO CHARGE OF COURSE! iscrets of ths famous modeli. Start now rangements classes. Mrs. Dale . . . look lovelier all summer. Students Schick, Shrewsbury, a member — would you like to model ? of the Garden Club of Shrews- bury, is in charge of junior en- tries; Mrs. Nicholas Novak, of the Grow and Show Garden Club of Allenhurst is in charge of judges and Mrs. George Gretton, Sea OPBUVBIMOt *,J,Stomtb MISS MOLLI MAPPEN Girt, a member of Holly Garden HJKKOOACK Instructor Club, Sea Girl, Is hostess chair- man. Mrs. Arnold Schwartz, Lin- SPKIItOnOD croft, a member of the Garden Club of New Shrewsbury, is con- Builgrt your purchase ij yon wink! Vie our 90-Dirf sultant for (he artistic arrange- POUPTON HAINt ments. No Carrying Charge Plan (Small Srrvire Cluirge) or /IAONTOOMHUY WARD The show will open July 23 at our Exletuled 18 Month Plan, fully insured for your 2:30 p.m., and on July 24, the protection. RT. 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN, IJ 2.1010 hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There if no admission charge. Olivadotti Paces WLB Queen Empress Scores 6th Win, To 3-1 Win Taking The Colleen Stakss WEST LONG B'KANCH - T'/m .OiivadrAti WAI the whole Experience, wbo btd led tyriy, u West Long Branch downed OCEANPORT .,— Wheatleyi Queen Empress won by three- $2.40 and $2.40 tor a combination in the stretch drive. Going un- -\22 Freehold, 3-1, yesterday in »n Stable's Queen Empress, ridden quarters of a length over the ticket. Bold Experience returned der the wire, Queen Empress, Ed Carleton League contest. by Brauilio Baeia, was guided to exact 6-5 fawjrite Bold Experi- (2.40 and {2.40. Centerville paid had it again by tn-ree-quarten of Olivadotti went the distance on her sixth straight win here at ence, with Jockey Bobby Ussery s U.20 show price. the mound for the winners and Monmouth Park yesterday when in the saddle. Centerville, with The winner toured the 514 'ur- a length. Paul J. Bailey at the controls, gave just one hit. The lone run the fillie won the 19th running longs in 1:04 fiat which wai only Trainer BUI Winfrey of the Freehold got came in the third; of The Colleen Stakes, a $15,000 finished third. winner stated, "The Sorority will three-fifths of a second off the frame, without the benefit of a added event. Queen Empress returned W.60, be her next start according to hit, and was unearned. Olivadot- track record. our plans. She is well staked fanned eight batters and Queen Empress, daughter of and we will take them one at a walked three in his seven innings Jersey Thoroughbreds Bold Ruler, has won til six of time." of work. her starts, including the Fashion In the winner's circle jockey He led the offensive attack, Stakes, the Filly Division of the Boeza said, "She (Queen Em- accounting for West Long press) ran better this time than Branch's last two runs. In the Set For Yearling Show National Stallion stakes and before. By that I mean that she second inning, he connected for more recently the Astoria Stakes. FREEHOLD — The youngsters championship class. Secretary of was going freely. When I asked a solo home run. Don Bechtold 1 Bold Experience, who had fin- her for speed she really took off. led off (he fourth with a single of the thoroughbred set will make Agriculture Phillip Alampi, will ished second to her in the Fash- This was her first race over this and stole second. Olivadotti heir debut at Monmouth Park present awards at a luncheon fol- ion and won the Rancocas at track and she adjusted to it singled to bring him across, Wednesday when 50 examples ol lowing the morning's activities. Garden State by six lengths, got quickly." YESTERDAY'S RESULT the local breeding Industry com- The show Is open to the public a little closer yesterday. Ussery, jockey on Bold Experi- West Long Branch 3, Freehold 1 pete for prizes at the 18th Year- without charge. Children also art ling show. 1 ence said, "She ran well and I STANDINGS permitted to witness the event The gross of the race amounted didn't think they'd beat us but W L T Pt! The annual exhibition is spon- provided they are accompanied to $17,475 with the winner earn- they did. However, I thought Ocean Twp _...S 4 1 13 isored by Morunauth Park Jockey by an adult. Spectators are re- ing »11,J58.75. The check picked she ran a fine race." Red Bank 6 J 0 12 quested to leave Hie grounds up yesterday' increased Queen Club and the Thoroughbred 1 Monmouth Park has been hav- West Long Branch .5 J 1 11 Breeders' Association of Now Jer- immediately after the conclusion Empress earnings to $70,339.75, ing some fine prices on the of the -how. If they wish to re- Rumson-F.H 5 4 1 II sey, and is scheduled to start at Queen Empress came out at board during the season, but main for racing, they are request- Long Branch ...- 4 J 1 10 8 a.m. In the English Walking the start in fifth position and at yesterday was one for favorites. ed to go through the turnstiles for Freehold 4 5 0 Ring. the quarter was in third position ,The first time an outsider the afternoon's racing. Shrewsbury 3 5 0 Breeding farms in all sections by a head. At the halfway mark sneaked In was in the sixth race Neptune 2 5 2 of the state will be represented Tommy Roberts, TV racing an- she moved into second by a when Blue Ridge Belle, ridden COACHES HONORED — CaHher Bob Fiedler of the Little Silver Rovers presents a Eatontown 1 4 3 in Hie competition which offers nouncer, will handle the micro- length and a half and coming in- by Carlos Gonzalez, was the win- plaqut TO manager Jamei Clews while coaches Roy Gibson, left, and David Mar- SCHEDULE classes for colts and fillies foaled phone at the show ring. Severa1 to the stretch she soon had first ner and returned $40,60 for a TODAY in New Jersey during 1963. special attractions are planned by the same margin. win ticket. shall, right, look on. The Rovers finlihed second in the Seaboard Baseball League Shrewsbury at Eatontown Noted trainer "Sammy" Smith for the entertainment of specta- Even the daily double was West Long Branch at Ocean Only once did she lose the lead with an lfl-6 record. Pitcher-ihortitop Jim Clews led the team in batting with a will preeide as judge. There will tors during the interval between down in the favorite class with a Twp. and that was with about a half .472 average. Team members honored their coaches for their service during the be four finalists in the colt and classes. $19.20 return. Gallant Hour, rid- Freehold at Long Branch mile to go. Coming into thejden by Steve Brooks won the season. Freehold (I) jW Long* Branch filly classes and they will enter ah r h! ab rh the competition for Champion and Feature event of the racing head of the stretch Queen Em- irst at $7.60, and Within View, reton.tb 3 (I 0l~hrl»tophtr,2b I 0 2 program will be the New Jersey arth Patterson in the saddle, Fieckpr.ri 3 0 CiUufer.c! 4 1 0 Reserve Champion of the show. press took the lead and then had II. Illll.3b 2 0 l(Andrus,!( 3 0 Futurity, for homebred jujveniles. took the second for a, $5 ptyoff. rcurzo.cf 3 I) 0|Klein.lf O 0 Monmouth Park will award sil- It will he a $15,000 added at 5'/2 to ward off ths challenging Bold The crowd yesterday reached 1. W\\,r 1 0 0 VinPalUb J I) ver trophies to the three top colts It's '64 and McElhenny, Webster Hottn««,?b-lt 3 0 II Verrujlaro.r[ 3 0 furlongs. This is the first of the 19,460, not bad for a middle ol Parchuc.lf 2 0 n IlcMarcr>,3b 3 I) and fillies and to the champion Kvanfl.rf 1 0 OiRechtolri.83 2 1 state's Triple Crown series for Peter T. Kroeger, Red Bank, he week program. 2 1 filRerKer.c 3 0 0 and reserve champion. The New Jersey-li— • mm. (• Pay rookie from Oklahoma, and hold aflfs on halli CanallX PollclM (Upload ster in the same backfleld. You for only five days, Nobody real- schedual with $5f)0 in cash awards, M. P. Jockey Club, will entertain Robert Casey, Jr., Bound Brook; overs like Phil King, and Joe couldn't ask lor anything more. ly has been tested yet. The firsi distributed proportionately, among the members of the association Ashton W. Burke, Lincroft, and REINFILD AGENCY McElhenny and Webster are in real work comes tomorrow when Morrison. Zatta Heads the four yearlings selected in the at a luncheon. Arthur J. Ruffalo, Colts Neck. (71-15M WlddHfown On" " the same backtield now. But it the boys hit for the first time in Jerry llillebrand, heir apparen Is 1964, not 1958. The "King" a scrimmage. The main group to Sam Huff's vacated middle and "Big Red" aren't exactly of Giants is due Sunday. linebacker position, became the NJSIAA Group what they used to be. That is Both MoElhenny and Webster first major casualty in the Giants TRENTON - Leo J. Zatta, di why the veterans are very much are setting their own pace. camp. rector of health, safety and physi cal education at Hoboken publl question marks in the New York McElhenny, 35, lias been test- Hillebrand, a 6-toot-3 240-pound schools, was recently elevated to Giants' rookie camp. ing the damaged knees that second-year man, suffered an in president of the N, J. State In Allie Sherman wanted to find threatened to end his career. So jtired right shoulder in a block terscholastic Athletic Association out as soon as possible just how far he has been frisky. ing drill and is expected to miss RAY CO gives you more for your money! much he could count on McEl- Webster, 33, had to sit out at least a week of contact work Zatta succeeds K. Kiki Kon stantlnos, superintendent ol henny and Webster this season, most of the games last year be- The injury was diagnosed as a schools for Lenape Regional High The Giants' big problem, as cause of an ailing back. He is pinched nerve and a deep bruise School District in Medford. s optimistic. of the shoulder. "I feel great now," said Web- Charles R. Baker, director of GET 'EM ALL The Giants trimmed the sec- ster. "I feel no pain at all. I Athletics at Bergenfield Senior Store-wide AT WALL can run." ond man off their camp roster High School, has been elected when they released halfback Dick Sherman is not jumping to any vice president, replacing Mr. Zat Skelly of Florida who was a conclusions. "We'll know more ta. SPORTSCARS member of the taxi squad last Fonchei - Mfl'i - Jags - Sprlfti about Alex when he has tested Changes on the executive com Triumph* and Alpinti. his leg cutting and pivoting." mittee for the 19B4-65 school year McElhenny, acquired from the include Roy Schleicher, AD al AND Minnesota Vikings about a year Ewing High School, Trenton, as ago, was used primarily as New Schedule representative for Mercer and punt return man until injuries Somerset counties. Arthur E STOCKS OAKHURST - The basobal crippled the other hacks in late Schaare, principal and directoi Modified Sportimtn and Novlcei. teams of the First Methodisi season, By the time of the of athletics at Blairstown High Jpe Kelly. Den Jllvoi, Pal* Front, Church of Oakhurst have revised championship game with the Chi- School, who replaces Stanley Van Tommy Cilia* and many orhtri, their schedule of games so tha cago Bears, the former Washing- Arsdale, AD at North Hunterdon the Shore Area M.Y.F. and the COMBINATION AUTO RACES ton whiz was the best runner on Regional High School in Annan- C.Y.A. teams may co-operate • Two 30-Lap Features the club. dale as the representative Df Sus- and use the Oakhurst basebal sex, Hunterdon and Warren coun + 20-Lap Novlcts Webster always was the man field. •k 9 Thrilling Races who got the tough yardage down ties. The new schedule is as follows: 566 ... a thrilling combina- close to the goal line. A regular Zatta attended Hoboken High tion thow with a pair of features from 1955 to 1958, he missed ac- July 21, Oakhurst Methodist vs and is a graduate of Panzer Col and a novlct main ev«nt . . .Top tion in 1959 and 1960 because of Red Bank Presbyterian; Oak- lege. In addition to earning his can of the Spoiticor Handicap njurles. But he bounced back hurst Methodist vs First Presby- master's degree at Columbia Un- League, PLUS th» fairtit itocki In with his finest year, 928 yards terian of Long Branch; iversity, Zatta has completed th* Eait en tin faittit aiw-thlrd rushlnu, In 1961. August 4, Oalthurst • Mothodisl graduate work at New York Uni- RAYCO mil*, high-banked macadam »p««d- vs Long Branch Baptist; Refor- versity, way In the land. If Webster and McElhenny can't cut it, Sherman will have mation Lutheran vs Oakhurst A former active high school, RELIANT Methodist. college and professional basket' August 11, Oakhurst Methodist ball official, Zatta was presiden WALL STADIUM vs Little Silver Methodist; Oak- ROUTE 34, BELMAR, N. J. Sailing Regatta of the North Jersey Board of Ap- hurst Methodist Asbury Presby- proved Basketball Officials. terian. MUFFLERS Slated Saturday Aug. 18, Oakhurst Methodist vs Red Bank Presbyterian. SPORTS FANS I ATUmiC HIGHLANDS - Fog Cancels The second annual one-of-a-kind I Maffett Trophy Race for onn de- sign racing hulls and cruising Starting Times Cup Trials BET auxiliaries will be held Saturday COLUMBUS, OHIO (AP) - in Sandy Hook Bay off the At- First-round starting times today For 2d Day YOU anlic Highlands Yacht Club. :or some ot the standouts In the All boats must weigh a mini- 46th PGA Championship over NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Hea- DIDN'T mum of 300 pounds. All regis- Columbus Country Club's 6,851- vy fog along the Rhode Island trations must be filed before ard par 70 course (all times coast yesterday caused the can- warning signal (10 a.m.) with iST): celation of racing in the Ameri- .KNOW ca's Cup yacht observation trials he race committee. Entries will 8:04 a.m. — Julius Boros, A Regular Thursday Feature ior the second straight day. be accepted for more than one ieorge Bayer, Bill Johnston. by Ron McCarthy boat of a class. 8:44 a.m. —Billy Casper, The America's Cup selection Prei. of McCarthy Chevrolet { Following the warning signal Bruce. Crampton, Doug Sanders. committee, headed by Henry S. , . jiat 10 a.m., (lie preparatory signal 9:08 a.m. — Ken Venturi, Fred Morgan, waited two hours in Htre't a bateball Newport for the fog to lift before you didn't know. In all of pro- J and starting signal cannoivs will Wampler, Dave Marr. be fired at intervals of five 9:24 a.m. — Tony Lema, Don announcing the cancelation short- fvtiional basoball history, ihero i ly after noon. hat baen only one pitchor who • minutes. January, Tommy Bolt. ever threw both left and right j Patrol boats will be provided. 1:08 p.m. — Arnold Palmer, The pairings for the observa- handed tn games. He played Current U.S. Coast Guard safety Dave Ragan, Joe Campbell. tions were carried over to today brlafly in fh y t Lont Star League jlre tents must bo complied 1:16 p.m, — Ben Hogan, Wal- They are American Eagle vs nd h»re'i another •},,.; Easterner and Constellation vs n 1948. A ( all class rules must be :er Burkemo, Ed Furgol. h H | ^JI observed NAYRU racing rules 1:32 p.m. — Jack Nicklaus, Nefertiti. Five 12-meter yachts on»'in-a-miliicn pitcher, but h111 are competing in the observa- name was, cuddly •nough, Ralph "'will be in effect at start. Dave Hill, Jack Rule. KakKer! 1 Protests will be honored if pro- 1:40 p.m. — Gary Player, tion trials. Another series of tria testing boat properly displays Bruce Devlin, Butch Baird. races will be held later, leading What's tha record for a big • up to the selection of the cup red signal when crossing finish 1:48 p.m. — Earlie Pete leagug basibdll ttnm winning J defender. So far American Eagle line and reporting same to the Brown, Dow Finsterwald, Ted FOR ' tht moit g*rn»i In a row? The | and Constellation have made the " GUM* &e* that mark in 19161 race committee. \roll. best showings. 2 11 whtn they won 26 straight, J ( 49^ I Oddly anough, they did not wlnii* Shortly after yesterday's races NSTAUATION FREE tht pennant that year. ij* were called off, the weather be-

Bra nth Rickey it famous for 1 j* gan to clear and the yachts got many thingi at A bdteball «x- J;T under way for practice spins on a cutive, but did you know that i ^ NarraRansett Day. ha holds a record in reverie •;* At the same time the British as a player? Rickey was oncej'* contender Sovereign, one of two a big league catcher for tho | '^ competing for the right to chal- Yankees and in a game In 1907, Ij* APPLEBYS lenge for the trophy, was being Just North of Eatontown Circle on Route 35 i ha permitted Washington to 'jj readied for its first practice sail steal 13 baiet. That still itandiijj All-American 10-ft. THRIFTY DELUXE today as the record for mott • j -k ater in the day. stolen bases off ono catcher j £ Full ] 0-foot Confer Length Sovereign received n noisy wel- in any big league baseball |!.|( come on its arrival here from B«am—40" Wnlghr— 62 lb«. STORE HOURS: I game in hislory! • |* Stamford, Conn., Tuesday. The I bet you didn't know now iilj* D»pth—12" Retail Lilt—S7».J0 other British yacht, Kurreva V, tftB time to "drivB homa" * Ih2 Aluminum Seats Foam Flotation Is on its way here From England. DAILY 9 to 9 - SATURDAY 8:30 to 6 large bargain on onn of ourl|*t Morgan said the current series Stern and Bow Handles 2 oarlock bases OK used cafi. All can have 'j* if trial races will be concluded bean priced to travel fait off, !* Maximum Outboard Motor — 5 H. P. Saturday nn matter what the our lot. Don't mill this sale! ' IPIui Frsight Charge! weather is like the rest of this Phone 542-1333 tveek. That means that no more -GEORGE BLAIR'S haii nine nf the 10 races orip- inallv scheduled can be run off.

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ILebeeu PtUerwn 181 7. Sad PreUaAtr 114 Bwimeti* 1-1 i$, BOB, their expensive quar-!whfl weight 252 pounds last sea- 2. UHi* Birrow 1S-1 8. Lady iiuhtl 11* Chamber! 4-1 Ulria . lam U:&jKk ium Boston Colitge. t-I grrivtd at canp J17 Bev« t. So Beh*ve 114 WoodhotiM Bunny Dear Messenger Boat rt H }. HodeM pp * Conctnooa, the Eagles' No. 2265, H7 Ferraro 4-1 l«. Oh Pity Me IIS Brook* ie-i Messenger Boat Bunny Dear 4. Buwiy Dear 2rj—Clg: 2 yr»; nulc' su (• off 2'M draft pick, ,is suflering from a 117 Brooks 8-1 11. Sarobob 114 Kalki 4-1 Wltwn View (Pttterion) e.oo'a.20 2.80 t. Darin* Doll Wide Horizon Proud Fox Oome Shine (CuImoiK) „ 7.00 5 40pulled hamstring nuiscle, it was I. IWrU 117 NB 12-1 Proud Fox Wide Horizon Fab'« Advice (Boulmetli; 8.20 learned Tuesday. The injury Bogs abound in sphagnum 7. Mlw Portia 117 Korie ' 20-1 Sixth Race—Purse $4500 4 y.o.& up Clg 6 furlongs Pleasure Bound JTeaJTray^ T.-l:06. Al«>-LowDod, Nofale Soul Pay • he Devil. Noble Tone, Twilight Dancer probably will keep him from do- moss, cotton grass, black spruce 8. Flghlin Kid 117 Grimm 15-1 1. Fairfab 108 Valenzuela 8-1 Our Jeep Honey Bet Wolf. World Turn. B»ld Our Jeep ing any serious running for three I. Easter Greeting 117 Kallai 8-1 2. aBombastic 118 Grant 2-1 Montufar Montufar Friar, Young Btratmat. and Labrador tea. The bogs of weeks and probably will keep him It. Messenger Boat 117 Kallai 2-1 3. Jimbillow 115 Patterson 15-1 Mike Roman Nautilus Cape Cod support cranberries, Grant (Uolly Double 1-1! Pal,) JI9.20) out of the College All-Star Game 11. Torris Miss 117 NB - 20-1 4. aRacing Clouds 115 2-1 Scorched Earth Solar Tan those of New Jersey, blueberries. 117 5. Flang Dang 114 Carrozzella 15-1 in Chicago 12. Edie Lea Brooks H Flot Flower Scorched Earth 3D-Cltn8; 3 jra: (; IV, m; oil 3:06. 13. Swirling Waters 117 Brooks 6. Blazing Boots 113 Monacelli 5-2 Mawee Gracious Queen (F'raroj 6 60 4 (X> 3 20 8-1 Donna Mite Third Belle (Brookaj .. 4 80 3'10 117 7. Tinte 119 Kallai 4-1 14. Dlrline Baird 4-1 So Behave So Behave Dociljle lErrlcoj 5'so 110 8. Time-Afler-Time 117 Grimm 8-1 Lolo's Luck Cross Country .-IM7!o. Also—Mackette, Linda Fair 15. Cendu Ottaviano 10-1 Chrlstmaatlmp, Fashion Trend, Lotion 16. Slbara 117 Boulmetis a)Kilkare Farm entry Sarabob Lola's Luck Girl. Micro Mark. 6-1 tTH—Clmo 7. Chalkey 2d 142 Smithwick 6-1 Rutgers Boosters T.J:O4. Also—Brilliant Petare, Little I960 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4. Invigor 117 Ferraro 4-1 31-4-1. _iay Pet, a-Waf Countesa, a-Bacaalwo 5. Mecom Blue 112 McCurdy 10-1 Scarlet Carpet, Magnetawan. Four-door, radio and heater, power iteering, V-8, Powerglide. Fourth Race—Purse J3500 4 & up F&M Clg 8 fur The schedule: a-Bro-Saostble-Hrbor View Frra entry. 6. Mercurlo 110 Valenzuela 10-1 Face 12 Foes, Sept. 30, Wagner, home. 9TH--Olmg; 4-up; abt. 1,', m; turf: 1. Valdlnas tast 112 Brooks 15-1 7. Brown Boots 119 Patterson 5-: off 6:01. 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2. Solar Tan lie McCurdy 3-1 Oct. 7, Long Island University, a-Triumvlrate 'Brrlco) ..8.40 4.20 5 40 8. Winged Step 115 Boulmetis 10-1 Spring Sun (Kortei 4.40 3 60 Four-door, radio and. heater, power iteering, 6-cyl., Powerglide. ! 3. Flort Flower 112 Korte 5-2 9. Relative 115 Kallai 6-1 Including Army away; 10, Bucknell, away; 17 a-More Coins (Culmone) 540 4. Scorched Earth 114 Baird 4-1 Princeton, home; 21, Hofstra T.-l:50H. Also — Brown Sultan, De THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING !• 10. Earful 112 French 2-1 NEW BRUNSWICK - A 12- ..ion Doug, Bottle of Rom, Pragmatic, 8. Scarlet Study 112 Bove 6-1 Ihome; 24, Columbia, away 27, Hy-Nat, Tessie T., Buen Servldor. game schedule, including a con- Follow your friends to > 8. Mawee 105 Valcnzucla 6-1 Ninth Race—Purse $3500 4 & up Clg ml & 70 yds a-Double O Stable-Le Veen entry, test against Army, has been ar- Lafayette, away 31, Lehigh (ATT. JJM60. HANDLE fl,889,TO.) 7. Donna Mile 107 Ottaviano 8-1 1. Ada From Dacada 110 NB 6-1 ranged for the Rutgers soccer home. 2. Retrenchment 115 Brooks 10-1 team this fall, according to Albert Nov. 4, Army, away; 7, Col- Big Scrub Ss the name given to Fifth Race-Purse $3500 2 y.o. fillies Clg 5'/3 fur 3. Phophet's Call 119 Patterson 3-1 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. ( W. Twitehell, director of athletics. gate, home; 11, Seton Hall, home; the 441,924-acre Ocala National Sacco 20-1 4. Beachflre 117 Grimm 10-1 1. Warrior Queen 111 Sacco 20-1 The Scarlet, coached since 1940 14, Rider, away. Forest east of Silver Springs, Perna 15-1 5. War Knowledge 117 Boulmetli 12-1 32S MAPLE AVE. jmggor RED BANK 2. Delinquent Gal 111 by George Dochat, will open Sept, Fla. The forest contains the laTg- 3. Lottery Tip 107 NB 20-1 6. Gold Rhythm 107 Ottaviano 5-2 30, at home, against Wagner. Sell your furniture through the est known tract of sand pine, OPEN EVENINGS—741-3130 4. Lola's Luck 119 Korte 2-1 7. Sy-W. HI French 10-1 Last fall, Rutgers fell to a 2-5-1 Daly Register Classified. often called scrub pine. 5. Cross Country 114 Patterson 8-1 8. Ralson US Grant 3-1 Pittsburgh Blanks Phillies Philadelphia, Gene Mauch lost Wednesday night, 6-2 to In American League action; said, was having troubles with surging Milwaukee, keepinR New York blanked Baltimore left-handers. Philadelphia just one game be- 2-0, Boston trampled Chicago The: Phillies had some more hind. 11-2, Los Angeles swept Detroit Wednesday night. Jerry Lynch, Some shoddy fielding contrib- 5-4 and 1-0, Kansas City took a southpaw swinger, clouted a uted to the Phillies' latest loss Cleveland 5-3 and 3-2 and Min- White wall tire users: three - run homer, powering After Manny Mota led off the nesota whipped Washington 6-0 Pittsburgh to & 3-0 victory over fourth inning with a single, Ro- Bob Friend scattered seven Philadelphia. berto Clemente grounded to singles, evening his record at third baseman Richie Allen. 1-8. The Phillies put the first In talking about the Phillies' The rookie let the ball got bytwo men on in the eighth, but recerH problems, Manager him for an error, and shortstop Friend fanned Tony Gonzalez Mauch was referring specifical- and induced John Hermstein to is Ruben Amaro, backing the play, this for ly to left-handed pitchers. But you picked up the ball and tossed it hit into a double play. Bunning, •%$."• Lynch's blast—to the opposite wildly to second, permitting the the perfect game pitcher, lost field—did as much damage as runners to advance one base his fourth game against nine pitchers have been doing. 100% NY1ON WMTIWA1LS NOW AT PRICES YOU'D IXPECT TO PAY FOR BLACKWALLt each. victories. The Phillies have dropped six -AND THE MORE YOU BUY, THE MORE YOU SAVE of their last seven games since Lynch followed with his home The Giants took a 2-1 lead on vaulting into first place In therun off Jim Bunning. Willie Mays' 28th homer, a two- National league. Tha slump has Elsewhere In the NL, Cincin- run blast in the fifth. But the tumbled them back out of first nati edged Houston 2-1, Los An-Braves rallied in the seventh, —although not by much. geles bombed St. Louis 13-3 andscoring three runs. Hank Aaron singled across the tying run First-place San Francisco also Chicago nipped New York 3-2. and Lee Maye followed with a tvM-hin double. Ed Mathews added a two-run homer in the eighth. Aaron's three singles gave him 2,005 career hits, a Braves' record. Ron Fairly smashed two homers and drove in five runs for the Dodgers. Willie Davis and Tommy Davis also connect- ed as Larry Miller recorded his first major league victory. The Dodgers collected four runs in the fourth on two hits, two Buy one at this low pries Buy two and tav« Buy four and lave more VACATION errors and a wild pitch. Dick Farrell was frustrated for the seventh time in his attempt to win his 11th game for Houston. 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w 2f/J 1 w olhtir£ fr Nirfrl»i« ««•« 'I reached over w tie my NicJdaus opens defense of his crack internationa—l field o- f 165, ,-jj tr y —and abroad. jshoe, and something snapped," PGA golf championship today, 7th Shutout which begins teeing off at 7 a.m.] Heading .the old guard and giv- Snead said. "I can't even swing bolstered by home cooking and (EST) over the short and sportyjing the tournament unusual colona putter." By MIKE RATHET ] Angels swept Detroit 5-4 and apparently unshaken by the Columbus Country Club, where is Hopan. The once-dreaded\ Other old-timers include Whitey Ford of the New Yorkil-0. Elsewhere, Dick Stuart hit threat of the game's two newest par is 70. Texas Hawk who dominated the:Shute, Vic Ghezzi, Jim Ferrierj Yankees has pitched his sev-jtwo three-run homers as Boston rockets, Tony Lema and Ken Mist of the players are con-iRa™6 -n the 1940s and early and Chick Harbert. The list in- enth shutout of the season. But; crushed the Chicago White Sox Venturi. vinced that par will take a mur-j 1950s, at 51 still is a flawless eludes nine players who have! he allowed only three hits. \\-2 and Kansas City took two "They have their hot streaks, That's the easy way. from Cleveland 5-3 and 3-2. derous shellacking, with the win-lmachine from tee to greeng , but won 13 Opens, eight who have, and I have mine," said the 2 won 14 Masters, and 18 who For a real spectacular; In the National League, Mil the sight of a three- w pound powerhouse with a shrug m or 272. The C0lIrse measures^ putt. have captured 22 PGA titles. achievement, there's Jim Granl' 'aukee whipped first-place San of his massive shoulders. 6,851 yards. It is relatively flat,! The Hawk's long-time rival, The foreign menace is topped of the Minnesota Twins, who!Francisco 6-2, Pittsburgh shut "To me, they are just two with true putting greens and no!Sam Snead, 52, winner of three by South Africa's Gary Player, pitched his first shutout of thei°"i Philadelphia 3-0, Cincinnati other guys in the field. I play water hazards. !PGAs, turned up with an aching back on the putting beam that season. • lodged Houston 1-1, the Los An my game. I win some. I lose hack The tournament presents the . overnifilit and is almost carried him to the title in 1962, He allowed 13 hits.- poles Dodgers belted St. Louis some. If I'm lucky, I win a big annual blending of the stay-at- certain to withdraw, although he left-handed Bob Charles of New Ford hurled Lhe Yankees into! '•" ™d ^ Chicago Cubs edf-edl one." lhD New York MeIS 3 2 home teaching pros and the promised not to make an official Zealand and Australia's Bruce the American League Ieadj " - I At 24, Nicklaus already has tough, money-grabbing, tourists, decision until this morning. Crampton and Bruce Devlin. Wednesday in a head-to-headi The second game of the vital joined Gene Sarazen, Byron Kel- the old guard and the new. the battle with Baltimore, blanking Yankees-Orioles series was de son and Ben Hogan as the only the Orioles 2-0 while Joe Pepi- cided in the second inning when players to win the three major St. Mary's, Harmony Bowl Nines tone took care of the runs with Mickey Mantle opened with a American championships — the a two-run single in the ;econd! single off Dave McNally, Tom Masters, Open and PGA. Skis 107 MPH inning. Tresh walked and the two He is seeking to become the Win Titles in Middletown Loops Pitching one of his strongest worked a double steal. One out first since Denny Shute in 1936- SHAKING. OFF A CHALLENGER — Queen Empress, No. MIDDLETOWN—The St. Mary's.opposition's 26. The most runs games of the year, Ford pre- later, Pepitone lined a single to 37 to put PGA titles back to For New Mark 3, Braulio Baeia in the irons, manages to stay in the • i Angels clinched the Middletown allowed in any game by the Har- vented the Orioles Irom getting right—and Ford took it from back. CERVINIA, Italy (AP) - L' there. lead at jockey Bobby Ussery and Bold Experience chal- di Marc of Italy became the Youth Athletic Association Na- mony pitchers were five, and a man beyond first base as he "I may have overtrained for tional League pennant Tuesday fastest man on skis yesterday, p that happened just twice. In six brought his record to 12-2, low- Grant won his fourth in five lenge in the run for ths wirn in yesterday's Colleen at the Masters and the Open," , ,, — , - , games Ihey permitted only two ered his earned run average to decisions since being acquired Nicklaus said yesterday during a but it's not official because no "e- S Monmouth Park. Queen Empress won it by three-quarters oki body in tlie world recognizes behind the pitching of Kevin Mc- runs, in three only one and none 1.98 and extended the Yankees' from Cleveland and brought his casual final practice session. Grorry while the Harmony Bowl in four tilts. winning streak to six games. over-all record to 7-5. Home of a length. Bold Experience was second. The winner "I have taken it a bit easier such marks. nine became champion of the In the Atlantic League, man- runs by Jimmie Hall, Rich ran ths 5'/J furlongi in 1:04 flat and returned $4.60, this time. I didn't play at all Di Marco set his record of Hours later, Grant took the American League when it ager Steve Adeskavitz of the Rollins and Jim Snyder supplied Tuesday. I (eel keen and re- 107.38 miles per hour during the mound for the Twins and start- $2.40 and $2.40. dumped its nearest contender, the Leonardo Field Club is sitting the Twins with more than laxed." third day of competition for the ed laboring. He gave up eight Suburban Sox, 6-1. back waiting to see if his 11-5 enough firepower, although thcyj Nicklaus, playing before a Silvio Rivetti trophy, which ends hits in the first four innings- As a result, the Angels and the record will hold up. The Blue were outhit 13-11. home town gallery, is the favor- Saturday. The competition is be- three in the fourth—but man- Harmony Bowlers will play in Flames need to knock off the The Angels also got the job ite at 4-1. Arnold Palmer, the ins held on the steep slopes ot a aged to keep the Washington the MYAA playoff with the At- Highlands Lions tonight to gain done with homers, Lou Clinton Masters champion, and Lema, glacier in tiie Matterhorn on a Senators from scoring as he lantic League winner. The win- a tie. The Lions have blown and Felix Torres connected in winner of the British Open last course that runs down about wound up with a 6-0 victory. ner of that league is still in hot and cold all season. They the opener in support of Barry thru AUG. 8 weekend at St. Andrews, are 6-1, 3,800 yards. Times are recorded Ford's three-hitter was the dnubt, although the Leonardo knocked off the Keglers, 1-0, Latman, who snapped with Venturi, the reigning Open on a 100-meter stretch near the eighth in the AL this season and a m- Field Club has a leg on the earlier in the season, but dropped game losing streak. Bob Perry'ss king, listed at 8-1, finish. tlie 19th in the majors, but a 4-3 tilt to the Belford Blues eighth inning homer off Tiger WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS \ $100,000 MONMOUTH 'CAP crown by completing its season Grant stepped up to a plateau You can get anything from The winner of the six-day event Tuesday. The Blues have won starter Phil Regan enabled f Sat., July 18 with a 11-5. record. However, the that hasn't been reached since will be the unofficial world speed only two games all season. Should Chance to win the nightcap. NEW JERSEY FUTURITY Atlantic Highlands Blue Flames May 26, 1959, when Lew Bur- skiing champion. One run is al- the Indians, now 9-5, win against Wed., July 22 Gamma Globulin have a 10-5 record with one game dette of Milwaukee allowed Chance, bringing his record to lowed each skier each day. the Blues and the same Highlands to play, and the Navcsink In- Pittsburgh 13 hits before win- 7-5, struck out 12 and now has Allocated for Slate Dick Dorworth of Reno, Nev. Lions, and the Blue Flames also dians stand at 9-5 with two post- ning 1-0 in 13 innings. pitched a shutout in each of his TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey co-holder of Hie former record ponements to play. Should all win, commissioner Ditk five complete games this sea- has been allocated 7,000 doses of 106.29 m.p.h., suffered a frac- three teams finish with identical O'Shaughnessy will have a sched- The loser that time was Har- son. His latest lowered his ERA of gamma globulin from the tured right ankle when he took records, the entire playoff sched- uling problem. The original sched- vey Haddix, who pitched 12 in- to a spectacular 1.88. American Red Cross for the a bad spill in his third attempt ule will be up in the air until ule called for the Atlantic-Na- nings of perfect ball against the Stuart's first homer in the current fiscal year, the State to better that mark. His best the elimination series is played. tional League elimination playoff Braves. opening inning put the. Red Sox Health Department said today. lime yesterday was only 100.63 to be played July 21. A three- ahead 3-2 and they never The Angels, with a 11-4 slate, One other shutout was turned Gamma globulin is used to m.p.h. way tie will change this. trailed. Arnold Earley got the will play the Atlantic League in Wednesday, Dean Chance of prevent and reduce the effect With Dorworth out of the com- victory by scattering four White ir, as the Harmony Bowl Los Angeles getting his second of measles. petition, the only American left NATIONAL LEAGUE Sox hits, posting his first vic- team earned a bye due to its straight in the nightcap as the Dr. Roscoe P. Handle, state was Charles Vaughan, Jr., of W L Pet. tory of the year and his first lowest games lost record. Man- health commissioner, said New Manchester Depot, Vt. Vaughan St. Mary's Angels .. 11 4 .7S3 complete game since reaching aged by Jack Ward, the St. Jersey could use more gamma took fourth place in yesterday's Pt. Mon. First Aid.. 6 .600 Crime Deterrent the majors in 1060. RESORT OF RACING Mary's team has been led by globulin annually than it now runs and in the over-all standing Belford Seals 7 .533 NEW YORK (AP) - A new OCEHNPORT, N.I. pitchers McGrorry and Walt A's reliever Wes Stock, who receives. He said if more blood with a speed of 104.25. He and Gill's Falcons 8 .466 city law makes it illegal to car- 2 miles from Garden St. PKwy., Exit 105 Jackowitz. McGrorry's record hasn't lost since July, 1962, were donated to the American Dorworth had tied for the old is 6-2, while Jackowitz has a Greelcy's Gulf S .400 ry a rifle or shotgun in public brought his record to 4-0 and unlimited parking Red Cross, more would be avail- speed record last year in a meet New Mon. Hustlers. 15 .000 unless it is unloaded and en- 5-2 record. Heavy hitters for the won his 12th straight in the outdoor and Indoor dining terraces able to New Jersey. ^ at Portillo, Chile. Angels have been McGrorry, AMERICAN LEAGUE closed in a carrying case. opener by allowing the Indians shortstop Mike Bruntz, Jackowitz, Pet. Mayor Robert F. Wagner only two hits over the final cafeteria and dining area first baseman Jay Dugan, second Harmony Bowl .813 ?ned the bill Wednesday. The 31-3 innings. He also scored the on grandstand lower level, baseman Bill Thompson and Suburban Sox .667 dice department had urged it tie-breaking run in the sixth on completely air-conditioned third baseman Phil Crowe, All Food Circus Colts .... .533 a crime deterrent. a single by Dick Green. Gnnditind $2 • Clubhouse $4 who have hit over .300 this year. SI. Mary's Friars .... .500 The A's took the nightcap It doesn't cost it pays to with homers by Bill Bryan and IK Includsct *»S Rocky Palagano's Harmony McDonald's Raiders .438 Chlldrin Undtr 18 Not AdmlUed ivertise your business service Rocky Colavito accounting for Bowlers slashed through all op- St. Mary's Bishops. .188 AVIS Our low ratal (by day, week Pet. th a Daily Register Classified all the runs while Ted Bowsfiold or month). Include all Has, oil position this season, leading the and proper Inmranca. Faa- i. checked Cleveland on five hits. RENT A CAR turlne lateit modoli of fully American League right from the ATLANTIC LEAGUE TRUCK RENTAL SERVICE •quipped Ford, and other line start. Starring for the Keglers Leonardo Field Club 11 5 .688 care. has been B"ob Puma, a good hit- Atlantic Highlands Rent il hen. Invs It there . wilh advance reservation. ter and an excellent fielder. Blue Flames _. 10 Pitchers Earl Jarden and Bob Naveslnk Indians .643 RED MNK LONG BRANCH PORT MONMOUTH RlctiHr'l earns* . , KCANSBURG Staples combined.with John Vigi- Highland lions ONLY 31 DAYS LEFT Phil KVaHmon Oult WJU«;AV«. on* Onffld- and Broatiwnr lotti to ^ JpiBj ;k • ifl<;6ng*tn

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29-7146 CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY C&R TIRES 165 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6666 RuD BANK 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK 741-3130 STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8:00 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. • 9 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. • 4 P.M. SITUATIONS WANTED, Mai* FOft VLLE FOB SALE / TOT DAILY REGISTER AUTOS * TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-MALB 26—Thundiy, July 16. 1964 UmUUAL two-door hsrtLon w» '' L S1IITH. BUILDERS — Palio. re*J e*Ui« LUMBER YARD YOU SAVE (his Crown Mode] n*w It l« • furoutci U ' Sj. « aALZ* dk JUuaaoc cv with rmi ieatbcr gvr.vt Vor 741-7130. with tixpsoveri F4 E!i CLEARANCE SALE * s«U our •!'i "T^ IT'TIP window* ANNOUNCEMENTS ' r>nvt ii fa.ttS 'sxAl* unili i&Lfl*« 0,99 f**i, wio- tiki doori al Ptolotj pnees W£ 1964 vw MDUM, GMjeh, Picture BLTT fi£GKT. txA a«ll rigtO, thMfi tb* LOSTAFOUlto ,i4f/w«, KELLU. £2" vMt W bift>, ta*oo. O«t iif «tlEn*U today. 12$ ,tt*& wm&dut vuja ctBUt usz mil-. ™ ^&^™ETk^,hYJL EXPANSION Kttic staJpwgf« in etJt/ja tor Wk"% PROWN'S •n-nx a umA. C *" M«ucic» Sdtwtrfz £ Soru HHAMCIAL M- wSiteg ^-*. *£•« *•£•. »*? BUSINESS OPPOfiTUNTTIES yjf,t top*, Lwj YMJ* f-KJJ MAHK — , ' tbick, rtja/ki-w;,'t'£Vor fmt , H$U»I t*r af.«UJ w»jC(o«, M.W: Ulcbei ,WJ piece top, no l>uea io Mocic Pic- ««» "Owe"*.' K«»« •tide Hurtf, 13(I «*/, *.\\*M*Jt arndM ouLsUjsdicg wen iVIUi: plcypu. itM: 22" baft tiike, t<6 iiWWJER Tn&mr. Two l/ed PAJRK/J _» &Mta s_ wiw can finality tot in **eot lurt ftono «Mb, flu SO" *Mt 86^" rwd chairs, $3.75; porch rockus, J2.76; oro. Tlk*. ov*r p_,ym_Dtf. Cilt T87- portable pumpt, , C«4I M3- and sales trainee prop-am; tilfh, (ont only), UV89. B*wk top \ mihogtny bed, J16.WJ; fiQvnvun. 0607. 4816 any houri^ tht«# men will be «f/orded an OUSTANDINS BUSINESS •ealer, r«pilar fS.SB p*r 8 f*I. can, (1Z90; catelec table, n.4.60. Al»o an- opportunity to »eli for a multl- now S3.BS. Roof cement, 5 sal. can, tiques, art objects and bric-a-Drac. a E. AUTOMOTIVE , •««!• Hne insurance company; train- OPPORTUNITY 12.85, roof liquid coaling. 5 gal. can, Front •».,,! TU-1TO3. OATS AND ACCESSORIES EMPLOYMENT lnj and an education in inaur- Mobil servics uuloo lor lesji, Shrews- 2.96. Styrofoam, *i?e fx8' thick, AUTOS ft TRUCKS 1M2 CHEVKOL-T COUPJ - White ance lelllnf will be at our ex- ,1.49 each. Peg board, 4'x8'xH", |2.95 FOUR BLACK WALNUT — Dlnlnj bury. Doing t fine business. Moderate chairs. 75 years old. $50. Call averuncs. 409 _.p.,*fo_r-ipes- transmission 91,000, HELP WANTEI>-F£MALE pense. investment. Training and tome ft- each. Common naiii rbrlgHtl 19.96 100 1W0 VOUGBWAGEN .TWQ-DOOR Only 28,000 miles. Call _H-8377. $1095 ib. keg. AU /prices ca»n and carry, 787-2859. nanclnr available. Call 223-0811 alter loaded In your car. All »al« final. ' Dirk blue. Enulpptd wiUi radio, tfjl 1M0 RAMBLER STATION WAGON - oston Whaler. Sport* model with lights Those apply must be married, p.m. or 222-8W9 during day. LOU OOOPER 18 A CUSTOM FRAMER tiulda and out. Priced to MU M KM. Positively no charges of any hind. One owner. Stand—rd transmission. stalled. 196s 20 h.p. Mercury outboard SEWING MACHINE preferably over 23 years; some 3al« to run today through Saturday. - AT WHOLESALE PfUCES! (Plymouth, Valiant Cbrygler, Iniperl Radio, heater, mow tire*. Best offer th remote controls. BOAT, SKI AND sales experience preferred but Mats. Glas». Mouldings DMler.) Call alter 6 p.m. 747-4822J COOTER CENTER, 75 While 81.. Red OPERATORS next necesaary; willingness to Watcha £ol? work evenings and "self-«tart«r" AVAILABLE - ThrceLyear leue major RED BANK LUMBER Pocket maker, collar seller an. »!.ratghi Maurice Schw«rtz & Soni 1959 DESOTO — Four-aooi. Hydro' abilities are essential. brants privately owned two-bay service Corner Pearl And Wall Street Ul W. Front SI- K«d Bank T474)7 matlc, power itaerlng and brakes, ERSEY SPEED SKIFF — IB' 2B3 aeamerB wantefl to work on girls' am station. Call Mr. Johnson at 666-H55. Retf Bank 711-55IJO LOU COOPER whllewalls. flood condition. Reasonable. :hevrolel, extelleirt conilltlun. Vsed one ladies' coats- Snore Coal Co,, Inc., 2: Allstate offers an outstanding :.s,1 .Shrewsbury Ave. 747-1975 1W5 IX5DGE — Hardtop. Runs goo. 580-7557. M Hridge Ave.. Red Bank, TRIPLE TRACK aluminum atom! win Need! minor body work, W5 or bei r Jl.600. Call 222-7743 benefits program featuring Sears BUSINESS ZONE — 100x350 or 350HD0. 1CNIC TABLE — Books, dolls, car- WAITRESS - - Some PXI>*_ ience, JVpply profit-sharing. dows. Used, U each 5 -28"jt(6', orter. 7*1-3627. 1982 CUSTOM RAMBLER AMERICAN i2 ClHtlS CRAFT 20' skiff, la[>»trake Corner property, Middletown. Call Tor l-2(»30'/4". 1-38I3W (seven only) riage, dealt, ironer. 99 Branch Ave., Two-door wagon. $800. mstruction, 185 h.p. Chrli Craft Ma- n person MAT A WAN DINER. Hwy information. Owner. 671-5*93. led Bank. 1S6I FORD FALCON station wago. 4, ilntuwun. We have the finest contract In Call 787-6363. ne F-pJlne, all extraa, S2.5OO. Call FUlvDI-NQ OOORB ?2.M. Bathtub en- Daluxe. Standard. Excellent Condition 12*1441. (he Industry; there In a guaran- SURPLUS BUILDERS SUPPLIES - 1900. Call 872-0261. 954 CUSTOMIZED OLDSMOBILE 98— PERMANENT AND PART-TIME — teed minimum income (not a AVAILABLE FOB LEASE — Gulf mod- Real Ceramic tile 4c each, WOO pieces, closures $29.1*5. Venetian blinds two Convertible. All extra*, full power, good y OL.AB8PAR—G—3 skJ boat with _!) Help wimttrt. 2, hour manufacturing drawl plus a lubatantial com- ern service station »aid training, liran. ar orted colors. 741-2233. for 55,50. Cloth window shades 9Bc. 1954 CADIIXAC — Four-doot Jflsef condition. (275. 612-1687. .p. Evirir_l_e. Shla ajitj all acce_aorl_fl. jperation, Skilled and unskilled giris pensation arrangement; our men cla] help available. Call 264-3161 nights, Many other terrific values at wood, air conditioned, accept best offer. (or JrujpectifiK «»'' I'arkajilnK oiw-ration _J3 RAMBLER — Two-door aedan. •m\y Sut water. Can be Been liactt arfl among the highest paid In weekends. Call between 8-7. 8(2-09511. Apply at THOMPSON INDUSTRIES thfl Insurance Industry. PROWN'S 1 6D9. 'Barjaln. MCCARTHY CHEVHO 53 Manor Parkway, Liner oft. 1-95. SHOE STORE — Name brand shoes. WINDOW SHADES 1B63 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE — lied 1 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-750O ET. 201-UOl. I Fll-ErtdLAKEJ) ROTTQVS — J2 HIP-HONMOL'TH industrial Park, New ihildren: Edwards and Clilld Life. black Interior. SACRIFICE. Cull 717 Those who can qualify will be ,adles: Doctor Locke. Men: Volpe and S285. RENAULT PEUGEOT M.G. p motor, trailer, reaj)on!tl>le, Call a.ialgfi«-ri sales locations near 98c !|1«2 Johnsonian. Tom Swift, Preenian. 26* AUSTIN HEALEY - SPRITE OPKllATOHS WANTED - Exjierie their homes , . . Interested? Bring your rollerfl. New shades put on MACHINERY FOR SALE .1950 CHEVROLET — flood condition. MONMOUTH MOTOItS PKAM and 3W h-i». 8cott. Good while you waft. White, green, Ivory. on clilldren's and lad lea' coata, all Also custom made ani better shades. Hwy. 35 512-24H Eatontown ndJllon, %Hb Firm iperatlonM, 35-hinir week. JOY-ANN CALL FOR INTERVIEW TWO =130 CASE FORK LIFTS — In 1MI IMI'EIUnL — Two-door tlMOtop «It--4.t2. COAT8, Inc., 3* Willow Bt., Red Bank. MR. ELLIOTT, 776-8200 •xtelleivt condition, with lift 2.500 Thursday. Friday, July 16, 17 MORTGAGES PROWN'S IBM BUICK - Invlcta. station wagon. «1.7B5. Sharp. MCCARTHY CHEVRO- JOHTNJNG C1_ASB SUOOP — SRane.U- 741-9025. munits. 21'. Call A. J. Plccola Builders Fully equipped plus stir conditioning. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7SOO 142-4549. LET. 291-1101. les built, two suits of dacron nails, EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE — SANK KATES Calf 281-9364 between D-7 p.m. Evening Interviews Arranged, 1980 PLYMOUTH TWO-DOOR WAOON nd spinnaker, flberKlans hull. Equlj)- Hewing machine operators. App!y Moun- IMMEDIATE CASH IVB BU* AND HELL iDytolnB uuu CASH for old toy trains, trolley cara 1863 BUICK — BKy LArtt convertible. — Relax with Ule safety of two doori. et) with sling, Sea King road trailer, talntop Alanufacturlng, Locust St., Key- OR WRITE IN CONFIDENCE TO: Ut, 2nd, 3rd UorUans everythlns. Give Uis Highest prices anil cast Iron toys mada before 1940. ' A-l condition. 11,000 mllei. Radio, This full size family wagon has auto r lM- Sea Oull motor. Season's [)ort. 264-M6&, aHk for Ann DeMatteo. HatnQ (mprovexa«at Lo&na Call William UK Furniture. Inc.. Hwy •41-1899 after 5 p.m. heater and whltewalla. 842-1018. Ic transmission and Is priced to ae inR on Naventnk S3 riBElg ALLSTATE Debt Consolidation — Lowest A ,33, Ulddletown 7il-3213. Open evs : with motor ?1050, without motor HWAI'TICIAN — Steady and weekend (2,000 month 114.05 WANTED — Used tent typo travel I960 RAMBLER — Ambassador Btatlo at $805. nlnRS till 9 p.m. Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperla 84220* all around operators. Wanner'B " F3.000 month 121.07 trailer. Call n. Good condition. Best offer. 741 Swltsstnand. Kl. 35, Mlddletown Shop INSURANCE COMPANIES ACCORDION ANP OUITAR Dealer.) 1 Ideal for ofl (1,000 month 128.09 741-6165. I5 QABIN ijOAT. ping Center. ______K.000 month (33.11 GOOD CONDITION iore -lehlng. -Phone Mountain Ave. Murray Hill, N. J. 787-3401. -a' tA rSALLE 1640-Berlel 52 coupe, Need Maurice Schwartz & Soni B20 PART-TIME LROAL SECRETARY— WESTERN PUNDINO tome work. Nominal price to foot MERCHANDISE WANTED 141 W. Front 81. Red Bank 747078: Wrltj "P.il.", Box 511, J1HM3 FO 5-2801 DISHWASHER — 11(62 G.E. Mobile home. Car in Atlantic Highlands. Ci ULTST BBLL/ — Very jood condition Ited Uank. CARPENTER—FOREMAN Our Bonded Pergonu Representative Uald portable. J150. Phone New York. TR 5-83M. CHRYSLER — 1058 sedan, very good 16' RUNABOUT, •n lip. Mercury out- PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRU- PART—TIME — To do soldering am $4 per hour or better; all gas paid Will Call At Your Home At Tour 671-2215. MENTS WANTED — H. TENZIR. condition. K50O. Prlvata owner, must joa*d, MCMsary equipment plus cx- for, other benefits. Call 671-1035. Convenience. No Obligation. 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN BUtlo r_j. • $450 or bent offer. -.20-3431. Hlmplfl electronic assembly. $1,50 pe 306 Main St., Lakewood. 363-2180. wagon, fully equipped. 15,000 mil' ell. 842-1687 afler 6 p.m. hour. Walter Heath Co. Inc., ll-i: SALE STOCK BOY WANTED — Full time. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES USED RADIAL CUT OFF BAW — In Call 7874393. t Bales 8*1 Ml ?BJNN YAN — 14' clinker built. West Bergen PL, Ked Hank. AVAILABLE _ Edwin 8. Stark. Real Aluminum, cellar combination windows i0 h.p. Evinrufle, running lights and 9:3B to 6. Drug experience preferred. good condition. Call 741-2121 « to VESPA O.8. — Four ipeedi. ne> L_V1N_-W_BB Sstate and Mortgage ConsultanL 26i- Hvry. 35 542-1O20 -atontowo rturiy extras. Will swap for ca.r Cal TEMPORARY SECRETARY Fringe lteneflts. Apply in person. Cos- 5 p.m. ^ brakei, new cables. Good condltlo Three weeks' employment during earl: metic Department, Little Stars Inc., MJ0. 32x14, $2.99 Bpare parts. Call after 6, 787-811 '75-4711, alter 6 plin. • r< 1058 CHEVROLET — Station wagon September. Must have good past expe Atlantic Superama, Shrewsbury Ave. S214«6%. 32x18, »4.M very good condition, V-8, a_omatl( OHNflON MOTOR — 5% itnve and ixwaess good skills In typing New Shrewsbury. JW9 VOLKSWAGEN —Priced lor 1m ied very little. 32120, 32x22, $5.00. PETS & LIVESTOCK mediate sale. Excellent condition. On* transmission, best offer over $375, an and ateno. Register now, heat the end INSTRUCTION irolng* to —urope, will Bell Immediately _91-1885. of-summer rush. COOK OR CHEF—Experienced. Steady Owner, one driver. May bi Been al PROWN'S CL1PPINO AND BATHraO ghell Service, 87 E. River Itil., Kiurino Call Jolin Pitta, 741-lfiBO. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL .SERVICE employment. Apply Cabin In The Sky, PRIVATE TUTORING - All subjects, 1962*BLOIN—16' FlbRrgtas boat, 40 h.p. Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. 32 Brosii Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 AU breeds. Margie Schmidt, W ap- motor, electric atartor unit. Included In 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Ran drades 3 through 8. Call 222-2972 alter , DUE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTioi 1957 FOltD BIX RANCH W/U10N — pointment. 7&7-S686. ItunnlnK every day, $175. Call after _ tilt trailer with lights, two nix-gallon GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — If 6 p.m. . ' REEL, MOWER Nine luted cars must lie sold hy ttil Om year old, $50. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Top weekend. Make offer on one or ai: 8 li.m. 222-1IM1. :a* tanks, water akin, life preservers, years or over, high school graduate. wo tow ropes, canvas cover, etc. Apply Mr. LeGost at Beneficial FlnflnCt NEED EIGHT MEN 671-0761. quality. Site champion W&ldenmaxk* T»WYER'S (opposite "Two Ouys") Hw 10M TMUNDEHBIRD CONVEHTIBLK- Ilko Dave, Waldenmark 'Deanna, 223- », MtdtHetown, en-B844. leady to go. Beat offer over 51)00. Call Co., "il Broad St., lied Bank. MERCHANDISE RCA WHIRLPOOL — Frost Iree re- Hrtt with stiif^ shift. Like new con- !9i-O603- You are ready and eager to work, ages 3547, " dition Call D42-1660. EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted. Ap 19-39. Several positions open leading tc frigerator-freezer, two years. $175. .19«2 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Kadli 151 MKO "Cambridge" flberzlai I_ap- FOR SALE Norge gaa dryer, ?65. 741-4933. MINIATURE SILVER POODLE — • Whitehall tires, ieat belts, perfect coi 1057 MO Oood condition, Call ply In person Shore Point Inn, Hjghwa management. No experience necessary itrako runflnout, 35 h.p. JoiniBon motor 35, Holmdel Rd., Hnzlet, JS5 per week to atart. Male, three months old, AKC, all allots, dltlon, very reaaonable. 542-2227 afti oJter 5. md Carry Craft tilt frame trailer. Re- HOUSE SHUTTERS — All Jizts, pic- S100. Call 566-0574. ' $ p.m. ______note steering, safety Klaus windshield, SALESGIRL* WANTED — in Infant and SAVINGS ture frames, antique desks, etc. An- tique shop 117 Main St., Port Monmouth, ADORABLE miniature French poodles, • 1859 VOLKSWAGEN — New motor, 1003 CHEVROLET Nova 8_l>»r Sport, tre extinguisher, anchor, nylon line. ii\Udrens' »»op. Mual he experienced CALL 566-5564 on paint. Kern Tone, regular 16,1)9, our WOO. 787-MI7 aLfter 6 p.m. Full or part time. Apply In person price |5.99 gal. Luclte regular (7.45, AKC, live weeks old. 175 up. 541- new brakes, new clutch, Ntedi bodv Radio, heajer, automntlo waiher, buck- 3405. work. Bert offer over I8S0. Call 842-4351 et seals, U.IDfl mllei. 747-3854, Bob and Betty Shop, 88 Broad St our price $6.79 g&l. Read the label or For the best buys I' OWKNB CABIN CKUISER — Bunkfl, Red Bank. ask us about OuUlde Luc He paint, ADORABLE OERMAN SHEPHERD 1990 FORD PAIRI,AM_ 600 SEDAN — 1901 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — lead, xlnk, food comlttfon. HELP WANTED WEEKENDS — Dish- MOTHER'S HELPER. WANTED — waaher. Also general yard man. 1$ regular $3.55, our price 17.29 gal. JGaay in used furniture . .. COLLEE PUPPIES—SU weeks old. Only Equipped with power steering and Red and white, 348 engine, four-speed, 228-2973. to put on. Out lasts other paints by Bleep In, some house work, Aabury years or over. Apply Sandy Hook Bay • Threft Room Outfits Irora ¥157 $3 each. 747-U82. priced to- sell at *M». IHUl, call after J, 222-2073. 161 OLP TOWN with <0 h.p, &U tlec- Park area. $15 per week. Call 531-3435 Marina, Highlands. 872-1450. yeara. 21' aluminum extension ladder (Plymouth, Valiant Chrysler, Imperil J19.95, cash and carry. • Living Rooms, Bedrooma Irom |50 ENGLISH SETTEiR PUPPIES — Avail- !!XJ! FAIJCON — Kour-door seian rlc Evlm-ude and extrai, Call 291- • Convertibles from $25 able. Champion aired, field and ihow. Dealer.) radio, heater, automatic, very good 1661). VERY FINE HOUSEKEEPER — Con MAN — To wortc In refreshment atand. genial, gtxiH salary, live In. reference! PROWN'S BUDGET TERMS Call 671-1213. mdltlon. 747-0207. 4' THOMPSON KUNABOUT — 25 Apply Eatontown Drive-In Theater In Maurice Schwartz & Soni required, for two adults. Call aftei perfion evenings. 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711*7500 SIAMESE KITTENS — Male and fe- 141 W. Front Bt. Had Bank T47-O7I 195S MGA — Sport Roadster. CJood con i.p, motor. Excellent hoy. $150. Cal B, 222-33H9. Field Furniture male House broken. Ratsed with chil- dltlon. Neiv tlpes. Reasonable, mm 122.78(18. INDIAN ORIENTAL RUG — 13x10Vj HXPEIUENCEP WAiTRE99Ea — Fn Coat $900 Very good condition. Take It Warehouse Department dren. Reasonable. 542-3583. . sell. Write Box 261, Shrewsbury c B' RLBBK RUNABOUT HULL — Fln- AUTO MECHANIC I 542-300H. time or part time evenlnga 5:30 t< homo for $100. Call 264-8076. FREE TO OOOD HOME — SIX month AUTOS & TRUCKS jfis, Jn water, take a ride. $150. 8:30. Onll Sonny'M Restaurant, HolfDrri Five day week. Top pay lor top man, 7-11 E. Front Street KeyDort McCarthy Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands, SYCAMORE (JREENS — Where a male, puppy, housebrohen, food with ioSTDUICK—Four-door harillop. Aulo 41-8942. 787-9048. children. Call 586-8661. mntlc power brakes, steering. Private. 291-1101. Mend brdnga another friend. More tmcl 264-3020 Call 747-5MB. :fl' CENTURY RUNABOUT — 178 h.p. OPERATORS wanted on ladles coata more we are taking advantage of the BASSET — BBiutltul red and whlta Jrny Marine. Priced reasonably or and llnlne makers alao under preasora. COLLECT AND BELL - The "Charlie quality merchandise, good values, am- Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. tike oft*:, Call 842-.U&1. female. Champion blood lines proven 1057 BUICK — aedan. Call 747-17til. Collectlt Plan". This position Is for the ple free parking and where browsers Thursday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. breeder. Real money maker. Cash, 130.1 man (21-35) who wanta to get on the are always welcomed. See the Victorian MOWED PLYWOOD DINGHY — NUR8ES AIDS — All shifts. Apply i ground floor of a fast growing collection CARPET — Representative of N.Y.C. terma, or trade for top quality puppies. 7*1-1087 Excellent condition, ready to launch, setting, love seat, chairs, marble top Phone 449-M81. pernon BROOKDALE NURSING agency. Will train If no experience. Car dressers and other period antiques and Showroom. New carpet for quality con- I960 IMPERIAL FOUR DOOR HARD [45 with oari and anchor. 747-3299. 1IOMB, llazlct. necessary. Send resume "CHAKLIK scious tiuyers. Arlene Rosa. 5(2-1571). TOP — We sold thli one new. It li reproductions. RUSCIL'S. Sycamore 4' WOODEN RUNABOUT — 25 ll.p. EARNINGS for present needs and U.S. COLLECTIT", Box 101 Fair Haven, N.J, Ave., LUUe Silver. Opposite Uttle 811- fully power equipped and priced l( er Lumber, 741-8506. ANTIQUE BIRCH — t'x8' prellnlahed REAL ESTATE FOR RENT .<•'.! at (1,005. Controls and trailer, S425. Call Savings Bonds for lamlly oecurlty. Be- lywood paneling of famous brand, 201-281)7 come un Avon representative and earn MANAGEMENT THAINKE — Com- Top Quality (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperla modity purchasing leading to com- inly J7.95 per full 4'x8' sheet: Use our APARTMENTS Dealer.) M3 ELGIN — IVi h.p. outboard motor, this pleasant way. Call 741-4343 or write modity buyer. Major national company, HAMMOND car carriers free, small deposit. RED ilW) Plions Mis. MargHret Qulotta. P. O. Box t&O. Recent liberal arts decree. To $6,00) BANK LUMBER. Corner Pearl and USED CARS Msurico Schwartz & Soni H71-B303 Red Bank. DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES ORGAN STUDIO Wall St?., Hed Bank. EATONTOWN HI W. Front St. Red Hank 747-0787 SK1FK — Mercury MarK 25 out- DOUBLE YOUR MONEY — Start yon 77 Brunei St, 747-3355 Red Bank COUNTRY CLUB own business. In your snare Imp. N< 3!>3 George St. 545-6676 New BrunswUA OF ASBUR3 PARK iwTcHEVKOLET BTATION WAOON— >oard. Trailer plus extras. |305 firm. WE REPAIR APARTMENTS A BWIlt CLUB CarrJo Drlvo, Haslet. Investment necpflsary. Write Box 147, USED INSTRUMENTS Broken glass in aluminum doors ... Nine passenicer, clean, _1 power, big C!irr»itie Park, iv. J Hammond Exlra-Voica „„. ._ ...$395 motor, automatic transmission. $850. 23' LTIHRS — Hardtop aklff, 195!); 170 windows. Also screens repaired. Faat TINTON AVE. '63 CHEVY $1995 ATTRACTIVE WOMAN — Over 21, t Stelnwiy Upright . - ..$495 sarvlce. Free delivery, pickup. Call 671-0623. ti.p. Oray, bunks, head, bow rail; ex- COLLEGE TRAINEES Conn Minuet - _., $595 GUI Air four-door. :ellent condition. In water. $1D95. Cal! cull i»n cuntoiTiers verifying order Swimming in your own prlvua twlm lOeTpONTIAC BONNEVILLK — Con' Must have her own car, $60 to uta.r.t, Open Dally Till 9—Saturday Till 6 p.m. (ertible. Ptiwer steering and brakes, 17-9669. The Prudential Inaurance Company of COOKMAN AVJE. AND MAIN ST. PROWN'S club right on th« site . . . only mlmitei 1 Call 741-3SB1, 32 Broad St. away from ocean bathing; nii'ta Mndy rntllo, heater, very clean and new ton, AILBOAT — 20 . Day nailer. Alul America has openings for graduates 775-8300 Red Bank 741-7500 STENOGRAPHER — Experienced In with Accfmntlnji, Business Administra- beaches, boating, fishing and Mottknoutb '62 IMPERIAL $2995 n service. Sacrifice, must sell. 462-O076 lywood, In water. Red Bank. After C HOME FURNISHINGS — One box TRADS IN your old Turnnure "itn >< Shopping Center . . . one block from in, 747-4034. rral estate nnd mortgunes. Minimum tion and Liberal Arts degrees. We offer Two-door hardtop. 11)62 RAMBLER CLASSIC — Four-door yoars. Five days per week. Box generous benefits plus challenging work box spring and mattress, two TV sets, down payment and c«t a new panu within walking distance of *ipron iedan, automatic transmission, enow ,' OUTBOARD—-SportB cruiser with 50 701 EiUontown. In Auditing, Coat Allocation and Cost one Samsonlte bridge set, baby car- or dining room sat at laia prices. Wli HIP West Gate at Port Monmouta , . . tlrcl, In excellent condition, bargain go- p. electric startinR Evlnrmle motor, " 'search. Also openings for Admlnfatra- riage and crib plus other Items. Call uam Left Furniture Inc. Hwy m buses to Newark and New Vork City. ing overseas. 747-9104. Tomplftte with head, sink, bunks for CLKRK TYPIST — Age 20-35. Neod e trainees and a limited number of 741-5254 between 9 and 10 a,m, [or Mlddletown. 741-3213, open tvenlngs tin '61CORVAIR $1295 wo, full windshield, built-in 20 gal cnr. Starting s»tnry, $7(1 ACE EM- Field Audit spots requiring considerable appointment. " p.m. • ALLr—Rlectrla kitchsni *itb ^ QS 1958 THUNDEUBIRI) — Two-door hurt- jaa tank, navy top, COVPF, and many PLOYMENT AGENCY, 12 Broftd St., I in vol. It your purpose Is serious and top. We finance full amount with COLONIAL four piece sectional, Boston ACCOEDION — Italian, light welsht, range wltti tiuod. OS refrigerator. OS Wagon, fnance fl m Red Hank. 741-3494. your talent real . . . Please write or AIR CONDITIONING. Aram* oM-atreet. money downd . I_I w weeklekk y hanhk ray rocker, cherry deacon bench. All prac- compact, $65, 120 baas, fun Keyboard, apply In person to Employment Bureau, 741-2526. lighted parkins areas. meritt s off $9.60$960 . OasiOi s MotorsMt . PA 1-7101-7 0 It T BLVCTRIC STARTING — 1904 '213 Washington Street, Newark, New tically new Also four oil paintings. Reasonable. Call 671-0017. 3Vi-ROOM APARTMENTS '61 IMPERIAL $2595 1WU CHEVROLET — Pick-up truck txltl KvhumlB ouWnartl motor. Never HELP WANTED—MALE Jersey. JI800. 80 First Av«., Atlantic High sed. Bargain at $«00, 071-2222. THE SUN (ONE-BEDROOM) lands. N. J. won't bother you buy porcrt roll-up ?122 MONTH Convertible-. CHItia CR.A.FT 29' — Cabin cruher, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 600 SOLD shades from us. Bamboo, Vudor, Philip- 1»6» CHEVROLET — P_r*wood Btatli :wln screw, sleeps four, heal, galley, EMPLOYER to one customer. After giving this fine pine mahogany, wood, plastic matcli- 41i-ROOlI APARTMENT waRon. Abawlutrly no cash needed. 'r_( lop condition Keaaonafrlf, t42-123(t. window every test Known, 600 ot our etlck. Low' prices. Colorful plftsUc (TWO BEDROOMS) '60 FORD $895 over low weekly liank payments pf |7Jl 10~U.K~MER;CURY" ^ Oiitbrard en- Engineer aluminum > »Lorm. tsii screen matchstlck Care curtains, 93c a pair. *150 MONTH ,.:-, " Oasis Motors. PA 1-7100. ne flood buslc 'o,i:HUon. May b? window* werp pjjrcrtajie3MOB!LS — 88. Convertible. WE BUY AND 8EU. ANiTHINQ - 35 to Tinlon Axe., turn right on Tin- One owner, excellent condition, blacl* EXPERIENCED OR driver's license and be willing to under- ton Ave,, approximately 1.000 ft. to HAPPY HOURS take diversified work consisting of basic Contents of Homes, stores, estates, ESTATE SETTLEMENT — Vanity with red Interior. Call 842-0859 aftei TRAINEES cellars attics, China, glassware, an- (bench end mirror). $14.95. Bronze Country Club ApartmoBU and Bwlm 6 p.m. for appointment. NUR5ERY SCHOOL painting, cleaning homes, yards, wash- Cluo. '59 HILLMAN $ 395 ing windows, etc. AU year-round steady tiques, art objects and all brlc-a-brac dinette table, 114.90. Mailbox, like new NOW THAT YOU have itudled Itu Approved N, J. Board of Education • TOP SALARIES work. 5 days per week. $60 weekly. RUICU'I, 25 East Front St. 7(1-1693. 5.99c. HoiplUl type bedside table. S'.'.'M. APARTMENT — Llvtas loom, DM- ADS. "Hustl» to Ruisoll" to Inspei O|»en For Summer Apply Samuel Telcher Agency, 287 Apeco olftce duplicator, $19.90. steel riMin. Kitcnen. Water and Jleat (ur- Convertible. RtjfUter now for fall semester FLUSH DOOR SECONDS — For many table with tiles, (14.95. Steel tables with and buy si top. rscondltioned Cadllla • COMPANY CAR Oceannort Ave., Oceanport, 542-3500. uses In our Remnant Department down- nlslio.l. 6 Spring 81. Red Bant. 747-19511. OldsmnhllB or other make, carl Little Silver. T41-4811 Call tor appointment. linoleum top with drawers. 32x48. Wooil stairs. Only J2.B0 eaoh. Cash, carry. tables with drawer!, 32x50, fl.90 each. ...-tTlilODItOOM APARTMENT — All >DD JD^S. — CleaplaK^ cellars, attics, • SMALL TERRITORIES RED BANK LUMBER, corner Pearl 842-1522. Improvements. (65 per month. 7t Ba7 '57 BUICK $195 «, etc. Hauling and trucking. Kfa- anil Wall Sis., Red Bank. Ave. Highlands. ' : Roadmatfer. MOBILE HOMES olB. B*I> Trucklnff. Call 264-7635. • EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOH ACCOUNTANTS ADVANCEMENT SCUBA DIVING EQUIPMENT — Usen MOT>ERN four-room apartmflnt. Pri- UtKPLACES A SPECIALITY — All For supervisory or analytical respond* three times. Uust sell. Call atter 8 LOOK 1059 WINDSOR — 10x50. beautiful con- bint lea wllli shore area mum-corpora- at your screens and atorm windows. vate. Near station ami elore*. Seasonal dition, fully furnished, TV, nothing to pet o( miaonry. CHAltLBfl IIOWEn, • SEARS PROFIT-SHARING AND p.m. M2-2877. or all year round. 274 Wilson Av«,. Jc-ntractor. Call 747-4479. tion growth organization. Salary In ac- Need repairs? We will put new screen buy, a real home, awning. Located al MANY OTHER BENEFITS. wire or glasa In any aluminum frame. Long Branch. Cull 222--J943. SCHWARTZ better claas trailer o_mp. W.200 or ber cordance with experience and ability SHisiu For AU Occasion! offer, Call mornings, 74M832. to $135. Send resume and antary re- KEEP KOOLER Bring In the frame today. HIGHLANDS — Three or four room* THE SCH3PTRE8 We could list many other All- quirements to "A.E." Box 511, Red furnished, all utilities. Cat. S73-l$92. Four plect band ata.te extras; Security, good windows shad«s. White, but keeps &I PROWN'S 8x45 TRAILER — Very _ood condl Bank, N. J. the hot sun's rays out. $1,59 on your Rt. 38. tlon. Call ill Bob Wit son S42-284! hours, professional standing, / 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 & SONS rollers. RED DANK — Furnished, three-room 787-7437 prestige company, etc. CABINET MAKER — And carpenter. J&D KOOF1NO — Gutters and lead BABY CARRIAGE — Atlas. Oood apartment, stall shower, convenient to Experienced. Steady employment. Call dltlon. Asking |3o. Call any tlms 787- 141 WEST FRONT ST. era. Free estimate!, 10-year euarantei You may qualify If you are: A 291-0210. Carhart Construction Co., Inc. PROWN'S all traii9[K>rtatlan. Adults only. 741-7076. 747-9742. Pair Haven. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-T5OC 4917. AUTOS & TRUCKS college graduate with some busi- 27 East Oarrielcl Ave., Atlantic High' 2U-R.OOM FUR-NIBHED APARTMENT. ROWINO PAINS? Call Ever Oreen ness experience and can display lands. DESKS (16 up. FILES Jn 00 up. tables BEND1X ELECTRIC DRYER • Call RED BANK—747-0787 a capacity for growth. condition. 535. Call andicaplnn, All phases of landacaplni, . MUTUAL FUND SALESMAN chairs, adding machines, typewriter! 812-3146. Including maintenance Weekly, month- office equipment, etc. at bargain prlceb. 741-8557. If you urn now earning upper S figure MODERN four-room apartment, unfur- or aeaaon, F. Intermoaoil. 787-081 Residents of Hudson, Bergen and bracket and tired ot commuting, out- Ne» -or uiBd. AAC DESK OUTLET. 1964 KCA 19" PORTABLE TV. —IBM 787-3240. Essex Counties call Mr. Elliott Ri<< 35, OakhursL 531-38B0. nished, first floor, private entrance. standing importunity available locally. electric typewriter ftnd table, Roto Occupancy August 1. 542-3583 Of 787- uv. mon.y durin, our JULY FUN PARADE SALE 770-0200 Thursday, Friday July 16, See us Immediately. broil, slightly u>cd. Call 8(2-0769. 'IRBD OF WAITING FOR 17. P A.M.-5 P.M. PRIVATE COLLECTION BEING SOLD- 4&7O •AINTER? H.V. Fox. Dial 787-7114. I>\VENP0HT PERSONNEL SERVICES Evening Interviews Arranged. 'AJiUque pistol, 100 years old. Old Eng- Port Monmouth. 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank lish ChaxcoaJ Ironing Wove. Two laddei TWO BEDROOMS — Living room, SCREENS dine tie, kitchen and bath. In one of ULLDOaiNO AND BACKIIOID. - OU WRITS IN CONFIDENCE TO: back chairs. Oilier items. Collection too Tension full aluminum frame or Juit laree. 261-8017. Red Bank's Mne.it garden apartmenta, !Uaaonable raten. . Cal! 787-3656 STUDENTS WITH CAR the plain old accordion type. We have {136 per month. Bee Superintendent1! 184-3354. ALLSTATE For work In Atlantic Highlands, Leo- LARGE PICTURE WINDOW WITI them all,, but your best Inveitment Apartment, No. .14 or Apartment 152 nardo, Belford, Keansbure, Middle- STORM BASH — *30; matching counter- would be a Jerry atorm, and screen Manor Dr., Red Rank. 'OULD YOU LIKE a mtMlern. ceram INSURANCE COMPANIES town. Fuller Brush Co,, $35-$50 per top electric range and oven 420, auto- combination, aluminum triple track, i tiled bathroom? Free estimates. Mountain Ave. Murray Hill, N. week, early evenings and Saturday matic washer, needs repair, (20; cal easy to clean from the Inside, only six TWO ROOMS ~ Kitchenette and bath. Ml 264-7912, a.m. Call HI 2-5*89 between 6-8 p.m. 284.7251. for $77 Installed. Private home. Separate entrance. Gen- CLEAN CELLAR, YARDS, OAflAGlSS nly. tleman preferred. Minutes from Boll — Have truck. Light hauling. Cal BROILER COOK — Dinner hour only. PROWN'S . Labs. 671-3433. After 5 p.m. 261-2693. after :i p.m. 741-2U0. $15(1 ROUTE SALESMAN — With Shore HOT SUN leading laundry and dry cleaning plant. 32 Broad St., Red Bank 711-7500 RED BANK - Branch and Madlion PANTRY MAN S&5 Bass wood porch screens keep sun and MODERN 92" couch, club chair, Lan Ave., spacious one and two-bedroom CARPENTER WORK — Alterations, EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCTi Steady position, full benefits. Earning rain out. Nothing better made than rooms, saraeea. paneled mm 60 Broad St. R*d Banl $6,000 to $7,000 a year. Apply Sta tables, white lamps, walnut bookcaae- garden apartments. Apply 31 Molly soreened porches. ED. LUKER, 741-2105 Cleaners and LaundererB, 132 Myrtl genuine VUDOIt. Best on the market. bar, excellent condition. 264-78S3. Pitcher Village Court or call Mr. Byno, Ave., Long Branch. 741-8115. ^ MINTING ~ Exterior and Interior, ROUTE MEN PROWN'S LOCKE LAWN MOWER—A—1 condi- ^r prompt estlmAte and courteous FOU. AND PART-TIME, STEAD QUALITY CONTROL MAN tion. Call UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - With icrvlce, phon« 6«2425 YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS High school graduate plus some tech' 32 Broad St. ' Red Bank U1-15W 747-3B66. ' River view. Three roomi and til* 598. CAP. AND PHONE REQUIRED, nlcftl schooling. Quality control expert GAS RANGE — Like new. 31" tell bath. Call Jtolston Waterbury Realtors, OBLLARS — Attica, yardi cleaned, also CALL 462-1074 BETWEEN 10-12 NOOI> ence In rubber preferred, but any Rood vision set. Best offer. Phone ALUMINUM 16 West Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. llrht truAlng;, moving AMI .1-6 P.M. experience will be considered. To $5,000 787-7620 7H-4669. Awnings are beautiful thli year. Newest NEW LUXURY LEROY APARTMENTS HAVENPOBT PERSONNEL SERVICES styles. KIrsch aluminum awnlnji in BEAUTIFUL tllnlnR room set, like new. 214 rooms, air conditioned. Dear all 77 Broad Si. 747-3355 Red Bank stock to fit ANY width window. New tra.nsporia.Uun. 21 Ltroy pi,. Rsrt Bink. best offer over $100 will take. Cost low nrleeo on tho Jerry tluur hooda. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS SIIK). 872-1711, 741-lOftf or m3;WG ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Call for free estimate. HOTPOINT — Automatic electric dlsh- TWIN GABLEt - 3P A.verilde Ave., OPEL KAIIET1 SUPERVISOR wnslier. Good, running condition. 9 PROWN'S. Red Bank on river. 3Vi and four Call 8I2-H&S. rooms unfurnished. five-room office. To control new payable procedure 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 741-2398. r using IBM equipment In shore area EXBRCYCU5 — Element condition. mum -corporation growth organization. New J500; sale $200. Call RUMSON — Three large rooms, nice MR. HOWELL location, unfurnished W0; furnished $80. GM's Lowest-Priced Car REWARD $100. REWARD Send letter stating experlenoe and 741-5060. salary requirements to "A.M.", Box will gladly meet with you to discus Call 842-2086. BRADLEY WILL REWARD $100 TO ANYONE WE 511, Red Bank. converting your porch to an all yea GOLF CLUBS — Excellent condition, round room. Free estimate. nine Irons, three wood, putter, bag NEWLY DECORATED — FOUI-room CAN'T GET SOME KIND OF CREDIT FOR! TRY US! and cart. 264-5058 after 6 p.m. apartment, Branch Ave. Utilities In- cluded. Adults only. 741-7486. EXCLUSIVE • u p HELP WANTED—Male • Female PROWN'S - USED HAMILTON GAS DRYER — Ex- NO MONEY DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 cellent condition, J50. SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT •— T o DISHWASHER.POUTER — Six days. Gentlemen preferred. Car essential. In- SUBSTANTIAL WEEKLY INCOME _ Cabin In Th6 Sky., Atlsntlc High 741-207! formation call 512-4238. MORNINGS. AFTERNOONS. EVE- 1 a-nda. 24,000-MILE NINOB AND SATURDAYS. AGE NO NEW FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — BARRIER IP OVER 18. TELEPHONE FACTORY SEWING EQUIPMENT — COUNT " 'rlgpri\lor. wrnther, dryer. Available 2 LOANS NO PROBLEM SALES, STUDENTS, SALESMEN, One Singer -51 gltu.3 miictitne and Hie numlier of Riorm and icrecn win- ;IIM l. sioo plus utilities. 787-4350. We can consolidate your loam, give you a car plus cash SALESLADIES AND HOUSEWIVES. table,< one soabar and tickets, two new dows you want, stop Into our show NEED AMBITIOU8 PEOPLE INTER- file cabinets, five thermosts,t Irons and room, let us show you the Big-M win- RED BANK'S MADISON OA.inSNS OR or trads you up or down. ESTED IN TURNING THEIR FREE trolly a plus other Items, Call 741-5234 dow. We'll give you the estimate o Deluxe one and two-bedroom apart- TIME INTO DOLLARS. OUR INCEN- between 12 and 1 for appointment the spot, Then w» will have one of ou ments, larjte rooms, fine aritn. fret TIVE PROOIUM WILL ALLOW YOU carpenter! go to your house and parklnn. 132 South St., 741-7833. These ara full ' LOW WEEKLY '61 Buklc % 8.80 TO MAKE BETTER THAN AN AVEIt- H-0 TK.ALN SET — English bike, measure your windows ((tee) In a Conv., Fully equipped AGE INCOME. FOR INTERVIEW Power made plann boat and equip- short while your painting, cleaning an 24-MONTH PAYMENTS CALL 747-5.75I. Prices '61 Oldi $ 9.80 ment. Call 6T1-36R4. changing problems will be over. (More Classified Ads '63 Olds $15.70 F-85 Cutlass, Futly REAL ESTATE PERSONS — Actlv ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE On the Next Page) '63 Corvair $1495 "PB" 5ports Coupo Equipped office. Kor development sales ani PROWN'S WARRANTY Monia, Sport Coupe Fully Equipped '61 Chrysler $ 9.90 other. Edwin S. Stark. S64-0333. Rent A Piano $ 12 per Month 32 Bronil St. Red Hank 711-7500 '62 Dodg* $ 995 '61 Corvair $ 5.B0 Newport, FuHy equip, DAItli EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HELP WANTE1V-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE 30 M.P.G. ECONOMY TOO I i t Dort, Fully Equipped Coupe, Fully Equipped *&t Pontiac $ 8.80. Qualified Personnel For Quality Order KNABE, MASON-HAM LIN. 30IIMER '62 Econolins '62 Falcon $ 8.90 Bonnevllle, Fully 310 Rmad Lung Branch 'llZ-ili CABLK-NELSON. EVERETT 3TECK equipped Cooknmn Ave. X Main 81. Aslmry Pk Van $1195 Futura, full/ equip. CUEMPLbMENfAUENci Open dally till Q Sat. till 5:30 AS LOW AS $1655 DELIVERED '60 Plymouth $ 795 "62 Olds $12.90 '60 Comnt $ 4.90 Kvery order A applicant our specialty 773-9301 12 UroA.l Bt. Ret! Ban«" 7(7-3191 Fury Convertible "88" 4-dr., HordiOp FuUy Equipped Fully equipped TYrBWItlTHRS, AIHUNG machines. Fully Equipped '60 Dodge ( 4.90 WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Ov All makes new or used. Guaranteed. '58 Ford $ 395 '62 Chevy $ 9.90 21. experience not nec#asary for part' Low RS J25. Serplco's. 101 MonmouOi 4-dr., Fully equipped time work. Apply OA1IIN IN THK SKY SECRETARY •(-dr. Ctry. Squire 4 dr. Hardtop "60 Old, $ 7.90 St. Next to theater. 747-04S5. KEYPORT Wgn. Fully equipped Air Conditioned Oceiin fllvrt., Atlantic Highlands. "8B" Station Wafjon APARTMENT 8IZK — Cat stove J5. '56 Mercury % 2S0 '62 Chevy % 9.20 Fully equipped UKAL K STATE SALESMEN ANI rerrlRpnitor.s Jtl) eiicli. tuhle anil chair Hardtop, Fully equip Pel Air, Fully equip, SALESWOMEN — For hlRh tncom sets 510, bed and mattrpss, nliiRle and UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR SECRETARr WITH MINIMUM '60 Cadillac $18.40 OIT with une ot the olilfnl mo.tt '55 Ford $ 195 '6! Ch»vy $ 7.60 Air Conditioned double «. Vnll IIOIIWK. 81ire-.vibury, OF FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE, PREFERABLY IN SALES, SALES SV Sedan, Fully equip. 8iu:ci>.H3(iil llrma in the area. Call Mr. 2:2-0017. I STRAUBMOTORS, INC., Hwy.35atBefJleRd' 4-dr., Power Glide Full power Miller for appointment, WALKER it PROMOTION. MARKETING OR ADVERTISING. ASBURY i"r Gravely START $92 . PROGRESSION TO *II5. t tractor. Mny use anyy power source. KXPEKIKNI/ED HAnYSITTER — By T0JS1ER hour day ut niKhl. 1-!!XR PROWN'S SG BB4SCU MATILDA GARDEN YOU MUST Stl... NAVESINK RIVERFRONT j P/.IK HAVKN - rfcree-iMj- IN FAIR HAVEN i Apartments \ tif 7*J4; at** schv*a uA Tall Ship Masters <-enlrf. CaJt Ml-MM iMJtt I COTTON RIDGE Stately Cakmt). Five b&lriMtns, thr«e bathi tr/i pntter room • 468 SECOND AVENUE bvgt formiJ living mm with fijepla.ee. Huge dimng room, ltvish kkraeo, beautifully paneled den. Huge Family room with Thermo- THR&-ROOM Nuttwdmp Rd. MiddUfown pue windows commands view of miles of river. Steel girder Docking For Visitors MIDDLETdWN — your-room bunt*.- construction. New masonry bulkhead. Two car garage. Many, 1 NEW YORK - Visitors will be Germany, West 57th St., today —. No pen. many extras. $68,000. Apartments S12-M05. CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES welcomed aboard the windship 2 to 6 p.m., tomorrow and Situr- BUMMER, BACING BCAION AMD armada gathered here for a day, 2 to 6 p.m. FREE HEAT FEAR HOUND RENTALS Ella Wilt- shire Agency. Realtors. Open seven- FIVE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM RUSSELL M. BORUS, REALTORS j rendezvous that may never hap- Also, Tawau, Great Britain, FREE HOT WATER d»ys. 1460 Ocean Ave.. Bet Brilht, H42-O0O4. 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN pen again in our lifetime, Op- East 25th St., today, tomorHfflr, «nd AIR CONDITIONING OR WILL BUILD FROM YOUR PLANS WIDE 8ELECTI0N OF RENTALS - cation Sail, 1964. and Saturday, 2 to 6 p.m.; Mer- Furnished and unfurnlsned. InunetU- 747-4532 After a regal, maritime parade RENTAUJ FROM I10O MONTH ita occupancy. SAMUEL TXICHER lin, Great Britain, East 25th St., AGENCY/. Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport- Four and Five Bedrooms • T/i to 3Vj Ceramic Tiled Bathl up the Hudson River Tuesday today, 2 to 6 p.m., tomorrow and Rental Alent on Premises 542-3500. Member Multiple Listing Service Cull 222-67M Two-car Garage • Full Basements the (all training ships from nine Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Four- Plenty of Cloiets • Sidewalks NSW four-room apartment. Living nautical nations oj the world uedroam, two-bath homi. Two-car ga- Modern Kitchens Complete w,|h Dlshwcsher* Also, Dewarutji, Indonesia, room, dining room, kitchen and bain ge. Parochial schools. THE Mc- HOUSES FOR SALE moved to Manhattan, Brooklyn Air conditioned. Individual heat control OOWAN AGENCY, 747-3000. HOUSES FOR SALE Todd Shipyards, Hoboken, today, Heat supplied. Kitchen Ian. Everything and Hoboken piers for public in- $96 to |175 Per Month 2 to 6 p.m., tomorrow, and Sat- modern and up to date. Very quiet 8 B B B RANCH IN COUNTRY spection today through Saturday. secluded location but convenient to THE BER(J AGENCY urday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Cor- downtown. $145 per month. See Super- • 35 Middle town FROM $34,000 S'EAR HE1> BANK — Split level home Tiirr* miles west of R«t Bank Uvln% The schedule of visiting hours: intendent'* Apartment, No. 34 or Apart- n well cared for sroiintta. Living room, -•n>m with fircplarf, ilinins romn, 1(1x16 saro, II, Italy, East 25th St., in inn riH>m, science kilclifn plus nre kitchen, thrte bedrooms. 1'i Libertad, Argentina, WesI 56th ment 152 Manor Dr., Red Bank. YEAR ROUND — Unfurnished homes •(•creation room and sej»aratp wood haths, basement, (wo-car gaiage, 125x today, 2 to 6 p.m., tomorrow and from $135 to $250. Available for one ANOTHER KLEINER BROS. CUSTOM-BUILT COMMUNITY anelei.! bar. Four brdrooms, two ami17S lot, excpllpni conrtlllon, «srly oceu- St., today 2 to 6 p.m., tomorrow BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS — or two year's lease. WEART-NEMETH ne half baths, Full basement. M- pancy. J23.4OO. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Branch Are., Red Bank. New 3% AGENCY. Realtor, 102 We»t Front St., ai-hpil two-i'ar gnraRp. Excellent con- and Saturday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; room apartments newly deco.-atec. Ren' Red Band. 741-2240. Christian Radich, Norway, Hous- Includes air conditioning heat and ga. ition. %-2&.hMY LAWUY AGENCY Bluenose, II, Canada, West T9th FOR INFORMATION CALL 1 ton St., today, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Inquire Superintendent. 747-2685. FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT* LEVEL~^- Estahlishtvi I!).'!: St. marina, today 2 to 6 p.m., Auj. I occupancy. Near schools. 1165. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. and at Cane St., Brooklyn, to- LONG BRANCH — Modern unfurnished MATTHEW J. GIL.U Highway 35, Mullipli Uslrngs Realtors - lnsurors tomorrow and Saturday 10 a.m. tour-room apartment with tiled bath Mlddletown. {71-3S0O. 7477-4385 or 671-3200 Real Estate for 70 years MulllDla l.ulHiii morrow, 1:30 to 4: JO p.m. and Second Boor. Heat and hoi w&Ur aup- SO White St. Ke.i tiled Out to Find $95 UP WANTED — By »tlr«d couple, S»pt. In wooded area of River Oalu, llvlof b&Uu. Baaemeot olayroom. Two-car stealing $115 from a Bronx man 1. BmaJl house preferred or apartment condition throughout. Convenient t»,«w. room, fireplace, family dining room, nragt. A wonderim horn*. Jtut re- In nice quiet houw, three or four modern kitchen. Four bedrooms, two duced to BU.tlOO. BTANLEY K. DOWNS. in a stickup. INCLUDES F&BK HEAT, HOT WATER, roome. R«K| Bank or •urroundlnc area. to Red Bank railroad station PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. ttled battia. 10x25 fin Ian ed riunUy room, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 7(1-1017. Vandals COOKING-G A3, AIR-CONDITIONING. Call 229-4380. Fully landscaped plot. $16,900. Mtiltlplt Llsvlr.js basement. Two-car attached KM&t, He and a co-defendant, William Heal Estate for 70 yexn ixcellent school situation. Large at- LINCROFT RANCH — Living room Jones of New York, were ar- TV and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. refriger- SO W)ilto St. Red Bank 7«-720O .ractlvely ahrubtwd lot. Aaking »3l,000. 12x11), larg* (citchen. four bedrooma SEA BRIGHT — Councilman ator, parking and walk-in a I or age fa- FURNISHED ROOMS WEART-NEMETH RUSSELL M. BORUB, Realtors, fiOO Ux31 larat room, nice yard for cntt- rested shortly after a robbery as Pat A. Long yesterday termed cilities. Bpaclaus rooms, large closets, 5LEQANT MANSION — On over two niver-Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532, Mem-drtn, rtMr school. B9idown Qualified walk to shopping plaza, buses, ichools, buyer. Alklng 117,900. SCHANCK they cruised in the victim's au die vandalism at his home Mon- Bwlm club for lemuitn only. H00M FOH KENT — Man or woman, Lcres. Fully landscaped, formal drlve- ber Multiple Listing Service. single. Half mile, from Ft. Monmoutfi. AGENCY vay. orchard. Has evaryihinj From AUENCY, Realtor, I Ur.Jen PI.. Redto in the area. Private home. M2-1001. mtler's pantry to drawing room. Three MUST MOVE — $18,700, leven room Bank. H7-0J37. day as "monstrous" and offered Directions: Garden Slate Parkway to REALTOR i&throoms. Needs some work. Owner split. Air conditioned, 1% baths Large Police said the victim, Giovan- a reward for the arrest of th« Exit HT to lit. 35-36. East on 56, past TWO FURNISHED SUITES — (UvlnE nust sell. Full price * 17,500. lot. Good location, CaJl 671-2959. JUST REDUCED — A deilgHUul hotrn 3rd traffic light, left, on Florence Ave, room, bedroom, hath) (bedroom, bulh). 102 WEST FRONT ST. maintained as close to perfection as ni Faiella of 631 Morris Ave. person or persons responsible, Phone 25M848. Exclusive residential area. Couple or COME SEE. YOU'LL SAVE - On possible. Four bedroom*, two baths, a women. References required. Phone 711 IRVING WEISGOLD juying thla lovely six-room ranch on delightful family room adjacent to the Bronx, had just parked his Mr. Long was attending a. 8EA BRIGHT—Beautlful new Uiree-bed- 7647 or 747-0115 after 6 p.m. 741-2240 Broker iatura.1 tree shaded, well (ftrtdscapftd Kitchen, and living room opening c-nto room apartment. Modern rural 2215 Hwy. 9 J^kewood laif acre hillside lot. Immaculate patio. Excellent landscaping wtUi fenced car' at 84th St. and Amsterdam Borough Council meeting Monday' ' all convenience. Adults. 812-0227. ATTRACTIVE - Single, double rooms, Member of Red Bank (Between Freehold, and I>akewood) :hroughout. Three bedrooma, 1V4 baths, n yard for little people. t3l,000. Ave. here at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday night when someone smeared his kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run' 363-3080 Evenings 4G2-64S5 flrepace in large living room, separate QLAZBBROOK AGENCY, RwJtor, Ave- THREE APARTMENTS — Scaaon-Yew. olng water. Fres TV. Hudson House. dining room, stepsa.vIng, modem kitch- nue of Two Rivera, Rumion. 842-170O. when the suspects yanked open home with white paint. The mod- 1-5-5 rooms, garages, transportation, Multiple Listing Service 1 131 Hudson Ave., 741-9E62. RIVERFIIONT COLONIAL ~ A modern en, full basement with built-in garage. a front door and announced the buses, school. ). Reasonable. 787-6012, home and very attractive. 23'xl4' living Priced at a low 122,600. Only on* of JOLTS NECK - Thiee-bedrwm ranch. ern red-bride house at Shrews- EFFICIENCY ROOM — SinglIngle or room with fireplace. Dining room, Spa- Its kind available. ELWOOD A. ARM-Full cellar, patio, trees, one acre plus. stickup. ATTRACTIVE — Two rooms, Mrst double. Call 291 0599. 14 East Highland ~uy direct. Ki.OOO. Cal! X0-4M6. bury Way and Rlvenrlew PI., floor, unfurnished, kitchenette McLar- Ave., Atlantic Highland*. LINCROFT clous kitchen, breakfast area. Three STRONG AGENCY, Kea;ltor._ 685 Pro* tn St. Private. Quiet person. 741-OT61. NEWLY BUILT HOMES — Three aji larfi« bedrooms. Sundeck. Screened P* Ave., Little Sliver. T41-46OO. After turning over the cash was doused on Its side with the tour beilroom colonlalB, one acre slu porch for entertalnlrje. Full basement MIDDLETOWN — Kings Hwy. Ola- MIDPLETOWN — Four rooms, heal [rom J32.SOO. IJbcral financing aval RUMSON — Jl.ooo down to qualified room ranch. Kxceillent location. Very Faiella leaped from the auto and paint, which spattered a section Two-car Rarage. Fine Ireea and land- buyer, buys this seven room older good condition. Lot 100x300 with uid hot water supplied. Call 671-3503 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE able, home trade-In plan, Green-tree tei scuping Exceptional value! Only $31, lomned In porch, utility room, and fled In search of an officer. Po- of wall bebween two windows. after 6 p.m,, or weekends. race oft Newman Springs Rd. neitt to 50i>. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, home. 2','j tile balha. DreeMway, fll HOUSES FOR SALE Christian Brother.-! Academy, ^^-l;!^* Shr|-wabur>-. 741-1017, basement. !Iot water oil heat. Attached range. $18,<00. Write "A.C." Box 611, lice said the defendants then The councilman has offered a FURNISHED — Three room*, iitUltlu, rarage. Walking distance to schools and kti Bank. linens, parking:. Reliable adults, no pets. FAIIl HAVEN RANCH. - Has Ihref VALUE PLUS — All brick two-story ihopplns. Call for appointment. Asking OWNERS GOING OVERLAND TO drove off In his car, but were $100 reward for information lead- 741-2688 after 5 m day weekftd B B B B bedrooms, two baths, lovely moderr house. Living room with fireplace, d,in- $20,000. ROLSTON WATERBURY, Real- UTAH — Sflllng ttxlr attractive ranch stopped at 81st St. and Amster ing to the solution of At offense. • FOUft-BKpROOM APARTMENT — InCHARMING BRICK AND FRAME Kitchen, liorch, lull Uasement, all nloelj n£ room, modem kitchen, three bed- '. 10 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. home In fine wooded neighborhood. floored and painted. Extras Include cen- oorng and balh, full basement, ga- Living room, dining room, lirg* modern dam Ave. by policeman alerted Police are continuing itv In- Red-Bank. Living room, dining room, RANCH — Oil beautirully landscaped tral alr-condltlonlnf, elKtrlc garag< SHREWSBURY — Newly decorated, kitchen, back yard and garage. Con- ground• situated on the Shrewsbury •age. This and more lor $15,500. Cal three bedrooms, living: room with fire- kitchen, Three bedroom*, tH«d ba.th, to the crime. river. Living room with fireplace, large door oppner. wall-to-wall carpeting '47-4416, full basement. Finished g&me room. vestigation into the matter 'and venient to shopping and schools. Oc- washer, dryer. Entire house lmmacu place, (lining, eat-in kitchen, enclosed cupancy immediately (175 month. Call family room opening onto » railed flag- UTTLE SILVER — Three-ballroom porch, perfect condition. Asking J1S.500. Rear of property Ideal for family out- Ryan, who gave his occupation John Gtwler, chief of county 741-2000 before 6 v.m. Btone terrace overlooking the water. late and very tastefullv decorated. Ex- Owner. Call after 4 p.m, 747-6691. door living. AJiklng $11900. RUSflKLL Three bedrooms am) two and one hair cellent location. Asking 5 3 3,400 two-bath ranch, Living room, dining M. BORUS, Realton, 800 Rd.. Fair as plumber, was arraigned be- detectives, haa been notified/Mr. HIGHLANDS — Furnished apartment. nilSSELL 11. D0IUI8, Realtors, HOC room, porch, (Jen, juitlo. Hulf ncrp benu batlifl. Excellent closet npace. Three- HARD TO PLEASE! Haven. 747-*532. Member Multiple Lilt- fore Judge Larry Vetrano. Long said. $&6 monthly, utilities. Inqulr* Apart' car saxige, one ot which could be con- River lid. Fait Haven. 7(7-4532. Mem- tlfutly landscaped, S2S,O0Q. Private gale Lot ua try to aatlsfy your need! and ing Service. ment 13. Hudtly Ave. ar siged I , eid culd $5950n0 ber Multiple Listing Service. 842-0135. tipslres. Here's a contemporary home verted Into maid or room. $59,500. /Ith a view of th* bay and New York RUMBON TERRACE AiPARTMENTB — Five- KEANSBURG — Summer home, duple ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-Btory, My line. Two baAhB, unusual entrance, Remodeled laxm house. 24QO iq. ft. roorn, Mcond floor apartment. Immedi- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. four rooms each side, furnished, Si.W three bedrooms, iliiitriE, living, utility "room" with fireplace, den, ,two bed Uoor airea. Living room, fireplace, large ate occupancy, AduiltH only. Multiple Listings One side heateo. 787-0458, rooms,. Enctaed porch, basement, cor- rooms (you can add morej and privacy den—library, dining room, modern 741-4S5O Real Estate for 70 years ner property ',i acre. lialf-block U Chamber Survey Seeks LINCROFT — Bl-lcvel near parkway church and school. $1H,&OQ. Call ownei are omy a lew ot the teaiurte. $34,600. kitchen, thtee bedrooms, 2^ bathe, 60 WhlU St. Red Bank 741-7200 central air conditioned. Three bed WALKER * WALKER. REALTORS. basement, laundry. Beoludad high acre. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Heat 29J-1716 or 435-1424 after 0:00 p.m 2068 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown and 661 Landscaped. Eujr wajk to schools. 842. and hot water supplied. ALL BRIOK split level. Four bedrooms rooms, recreation room, fenced yard 264-5332 $22,900. BU3CII REALTY .CQ. 8421180 SELMNfi HELOW P.H.A. APPRAISAL: Broad St.. Shrewsbury, Phono 61I-33U 0464. ~" bftttta, game room, living room This 1M2. three bedroom ranch, In E) or 741-5212.. MujUpl* JJitlngi ml Trd Business Property Data SEA BRIGHT — Beautiful two-bed- Jog-roam, two-car .garage, excellen CUSTOM. -BUILT - .Three-y«r- oU cellent condition. Attached garage. A' Ins. Send tor citalpg. Open 7 days. PORTAUPECK — Rlnch. Three bed room apartments, unfurnished In ctn-area. Traosferi;iyl~^n«ier reduces price thr«e or. 4iUr-bedrotirh ranch, fourth city, utlilHes., JSxpresB bus tran.iporta rooms, living ' room,' ieparftte dining FREEHOLD — The Greater ing downtown Freehold u • food ter of lownT Knotty pine living room, to 128,095. • . ' can be Mxl2 tier*, brick Aad haium lion to clly. Convenient to schools. / BEAUTIFUL — Cape Cod upllt lev) room, kitchen, paneled den. triad* trees 9110 per month. All utilities Included. cedar shingles, three baths, 2Vi oa reai buy fof Ihp firnt caller. So com home. Two-bed rooms, expansion a-ttfe. lovely neighborhood. K2-4T78. Freehold Chamber of Commerce place to do business — and the 842-2055. ftarage. Set a* ton ot gentle sloplnf on down, todity!!! Offered (or JI6.900. Nicest residential section of Shrewsbury SCHANCK AGENCY lawn ahady aah and maple treea l( KEAN8BUHO — Home, five rooms, questionnaire wiH help in the RED BANK — Four rooms unfur- WA.LKER. k WALKT2B REA.LTO11S Koro. '-acre beautifully landscaped. aluminum ffldlng-, garage, tool shed, has sent questionnaires to own- LarKC kitchen, dining room, livin, 2068 Hwy 35, Middlctown and 601 Broari Taxes under $400. Anklng J20.000. Price hot water heat, patio. 52x100. 787-0171. publishing." nished. Immediate occupancy. J125 8 Linden PI. Red Bank room, fireplace. Priced below appraisa St., Shrewsbury. Phone 671-3311 or 741 negotiable for qultSt sale. Call 741-5784 ers of property in the borough's monthly including utilities. The Me- 747-0397 Immediate occupancy. $28,200. H-!--5>-U 5212, Multiple Listings and Trade-ins, after 5 p,m, MATAWAN — Three-bedrooms, v/, bath The questionnaire initlaUy Go wan Agency. 747-3000. Call mornlnKS, or after 7 p.p.- "entl for catalog. Open 7 days. DOUBt^E HEAPER IN UTTLB SIL- colonial. Central air conditioning. Ap- central business district. asked its correspondent if he was LEONARDO — Right at beach and VER — Four bedroom. 2£ bath. Colo MID1>LETOWN VILLAGE — Three-bed pliances, family room, wall-to-wall marina. Artistically furnished, BOO nq. nlal house. Extra features in Im- PORT MONMOUTH — Triree-bedroo: TWO BEDROOMS—Full cellar, attic, room ranch, fireplace, dead end Htreet carpet, huge landscaped corner tot. The survey seeks to find out a borough resident and if he had ft. lour room apartment. Oarage, large mtculate house are den, game room ranch on 75x100 lot. Many extras HxH screened patio. Storms and brick patto. Owner 671-1385. two-car garage, school and N.Y. bus cellar, garden. Also two Independent with bar, wall-to-wall carpetnig. Jui $14,200 firm. Call 787-4077. screens. Lot MxI50, dead enii. 747-1381 A DREAM HOUSE for a amall family. two blocks. B3.6O0. 568-7284. what downtown space is avail store or office space for rent in rooms, each with bath. In new boufe reduced to 520,600. LEONARDO"— FIVB rooms all on or, MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, Two bedrooms, one bath, fireplace In MATAWAN —8TRATHM0RE — Air able for business and to help the central business district. Call 291-9334, floor. Basement, good neighborhood. large corner lot. Conveniently located, HvJnp room large formal dining room conditioned four-bedroom colonial. 2Vs Centrally air conditioned Colonial. Three Walk to Ell transportation, bsach ant beautiful toftrhpn. Full basement, de- with the Chamber's downtown RED BANK — Lovely three-room Parochial pchool and public schools tached garage. Beautiful trees and baths, pool optional. 506-2203. Detailed questions on available •partment available. Fully alr-c4ndl- bedrooms, 24 biths, 24x22 paneled den. bout hnroor. 100x128 lot. H2,00O. Cal 4% mortgage can be assumed. CIOSL There are waily extras in this lovely owner, 291-2852. lo Lily Tulip and Bell Labs. Call gardens surrounds a large patio. Ask UTTLB SILVER — Brick and frame development program, according business space cover: the loc*. tloiied, front and rear entrances. All home that must be Hefin. Af kinr $37,000- ing $18,500. RUSSELL M. BORUS bl-level. Four bedrooms, three of them to Robert L. Schultz, executive ties; except electricity. Call 747-5874. 671-9214; ReaJtors, (100 River Ril., Fair Haven air conditioned. 2>A baths, formal din- tion; owner or contact; area in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 4^ rooms, Both house* In a netting.of UU trees PAUl. R. STRVKER. Realtor. Farmi WATERFRONT HOME - To be buili 747-4532. Member Multiple Listing Serv ing room, paneled den. Combination director. square feet; monthly rental; min- heated apartment. Open porch over- to required specifications. Basic house, lea. storms, professionally landscaped. H and • Individual homes. Call today and farm estates. Stat* Highway H. four bedrooms, 2Vis baths, living room, acre or Marion Blue grass. S2S.0OO. "We are trying to get the prop- imum lease arrangement; type of looking Bay. Bepaiate entrance. Adults, MIDDLETOWN — Striking b&rn red 291-93 IS. THOMPSON & BARTELL, INC. 7J7- dining room, family room, kltclien will' Owner. 741-1311. erty owners to cooperate with desired; any restrictions; 5600. HolmdeL Phons Mt-<1<1. wall oven, counter burners, dishwash' split level in excellent condition. Three tenant HILI^IDE SETTING OVERLOOKING er, two-car attached RaraRe. $46,500, bedrooms, Vk baths, large recreation our downtown development pro- chance of alteration, and tha WATER for as far aa the eye can see. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Realtor, Ave- room. Big treea are perfect for climb- LOTS & ACREAGE COMMERCIAL RENTALS Beaut.lul solid Colonial home with LJiItQE FAMILY? liko a spacious old. ing and privacy. Asking $18,600. Cal gram (which is included in the asking price If for sale. er home with charm? Three fireplaces, nue of Two Jlivers, Rumson. 8*2-1700, plenty of treea. Large entrance foyer, before I p.m. or after 7 p.m. 671-2307. IIOLMDSL — Two acres, on* building organization's "Blueprint for Ac- 18'x28* paneled living roam, 18x36' two living rooms, formal dining room. NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial. FOUL The questionnaire also asked OFFICE SPACE beamed celling den. Spacloun, modern Country kitchen. TV family room. Fout bedrooms, three baths Excellent en- IUVERSIDE HEIOHT8 ranch living lot. Treea and hrooY. 1T.SB0. Call alter tion: 1964-65") and to attract kitchen. Dining room fit for a king. bedrooms, 214 baths. Lovely grounds, dltlon, Jargo rooms. $27,500, 747-5380. room, cat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, 6 p.m. 871-2G72. any recipient who had start Heat furnished. Ill redecorats to suit flower gardens, specimen trees. Karty one bath, full baaemenl, garage, ex- quality, and preferably Independ- your requirements. Best location, will FIVE bedrooms, three baths, full base- IILLSIDE LOCATION — Beautiful cellent condition, $19,900. Hurry won't space available if he would grant tub-dLvlde U n«cesuiry. Bee &nd com-ment, hot waiter heat. Only one ot It* possession. Asking $30,500. Make an wooded area makes an attractive set- BUSINESS ZONE—100x350 or 350x100. ent, retail shops in the down- kind for $36,000. ELWOOP A. ARM-offer! STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, la.it. SCHANCK Agency, Realtor, 747- Corner property, Mlddletown. Call for permission to use the window dis- Fire. 7(7-1100. Shrewsbury. 741-1017. tins for this beauliful ranch home. 0397. town business district," said Mr. STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- Living room, raised hearth fire-place, Information. Owner. 671-M93. play area for commercial or civ- AVAILABLE NOW — Adjacent of- pect Ave,. Little Silver. 711-1SQQ, OCEANPORT — Income nverinjm dining room, wall oven kitchen, 12x22. MIDDLETOWN .— immediate occu Schultz. Jlces 713-A and 715. State Hwy. 35, three homes approximately three acres 3eamcm ranch Six bedrooms (the smallest Is 18 feet Thank Garin living room with unusual woodburning long>. Living room 29x33. Oodles of BUSINESS PROPERTY kEYPORT - HAZLET AREA - In two-car garage. Lairpe wooded plot- on treo shaded plot. Pretty yellow space to rattle around In. On« acre Choice location, $29,500. Coll builder, fireplace. Modern deluxe kitchen wltr with white trim. Attached oversize ga plus In estate area. Plenty of fun and LEGAL NOTICE - - Rarltan Township, Brand new office 842-1B66 or 842-3355. bullt-lns. 15x38' screened porch, at- rage, storage attic, hot water base FOR RENT — Will lease house, garage. fp&ce In modem professional building. tached garage. A view from every board heat, three good size bedrooms low laxei. Walk to the beach. Our Business lone, vacant. Writs "Business Excellent location, every facility, un- FAIR. HAVEN COLONIAL — Aimost room at $55,000. EUVOOD A. ARM- tile bath, 18' living room, separate din greatest value at $32,BOO. Be sure to Rent" 22 Linden PI. Red Bank. For Service NOTICE limited parking, Rt. 36, frontage. Air- new and In excellent condition. Large STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, 555 Pros Ing room, tloJuxe kitchen, Hxl8' paneled see it. Don't delay RUSSELL M. STATE OP CONNECTICUT port Plaza. Call Sanford Kalltt Co., BORUS, Realtors, 600 Tllvei Rd., FaiT INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY rooms, beautiful family room. Three pect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4509. family room. Believe it or not only Haven. 747-4532. Member Multiple List- Build to suit. Wall Towninlp. Major SUPERIOR COUItT tpd. 261-5000. bedrooms, 2!*j baths, full basement. 1520,500. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG COUNT* OP KAIBriELD Very convenient to good schools and THIS HOME CRIES — for a largi AGENCY, Realtor, 5M Prospect Ave.. ing Service. highway. As Teacher family to fill ltd four bedrooms. King Little Silver. 141-1500. FEIST k PE1ST, REALTORS CAROL KELSON Vf. HAJtRT NELSON STORE shopping. Includes, wall to wiill carpet- LARGE TREES AND GOOD NEIOH- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER June 29. 1964 fnc Attached iwo car garage- $38,500. size living room, dining room, kitchen, RUMSON - The resignation of NOTICE TO HARRY NEUSON . Whlta Bt. — Best location. Redec- Russell M, Uorua. Realtors. 600 River full basement, oversized garage with rancli large living room, han book' BORHOOD — Makes this flve-poom BOX 701 EATONTOWN M2-4U5 workshop New aluminum siding. Nea! house something special. Good slz« Robert Garin from the Forrest UPON THE COMPLAINT of th» oratton completed, small space to Rd.. Pair Haven. 747-4532. Member cases, fireplace. Family room, t] rooms In perfect condition. Wail-to-wal MIDDLETOWN—Property on Hwy 35. plaintiff la ths ibove «nUUed icUats •uit your requirements. 747-1100. Multiple Listing Service. transportation. Walking distance ti bedrooms, two baths, double irar..,,. Two houses, garages, and land. Busi- dale School faculty was accepted prayfnff. for reasons therein aet forth, parochlcal schools and churches. Asklni forkwhop. landscaped, % acre. 747-1555. carpeting Included. Asking HS.200. ness property. Owner B<2-23Dft. for a divorce on ths around of deser- TOMS niVBR — Btore 30x00 on Main FIVE-BEDROOM HOME — Little Sil- only $18,500. Veil no down. FHA $800 THOMPSON ft BARTELL, INC. 747 "with great regret" by the Board tion and Intolerable cruelty, alimony, Bt., ttultabie for real eetntc office, ver. Beaultfuly landscaped, halt acre. down. THOMPSON * BARTELL 1NO. LARQE FQUR-BKUKOUtl HOME — MOO. custody and support of minor children, profesfllonal offices, beauty parlor, etc.. Panelcd fireplace, living room, dining 747-5600. Featuring game room, two baths. Sell- of Education last night. sjid cnaqK« of name, returnable be- Will alter to suit. Ca.]l at TOMS RIVER room, cat-in kltchtn, I wo tiathi, base- ing $1500 below FHA evaluation. Cnn LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Natura REAL ESTATE WANTED be purchased now for &18.OO0 THE tree shaded third acre plot. Six nice fore the Booerlor Court wUhJn asd for PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., 320 West ment, screened porch, two-car attache*! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful rooms, three bedrooms, Jif wide living Members voted to write him Falrfldd County to be held at Ham- Water St. garapp, excellent closets, newly painted hilltop home with five bedrooms, tw< Cb'RTIN AGENCY. Realtor, Trndf-Ins. WE HEKD VOUR HOME fonl on the first Tuesday of Beptimbu bathg. tile kitchen, dinlnc and living Thompson Ave. and Hwy. 36, Mfddie room with woodburnlng fireplace. Mod- a letter expressing their grati- PROFESSIONAL SUITE — Corn outside. Call owner 741-5817. town Townahlp, 29M80Q. em electric kitchen, dinlnjc room, full Our 12 laleipoopla hiva client! Wlitliu A. D., UM4, and upon an application rooms, oil heat, two-car garage, $17,500 tor your lilting. They need rtacbes, tude for devoted service In the In said action for an order « notice, first HOOT, choice location. Broad St., RUMSON 291-1930 basement. Secluded patio. Cloae to ipllt levcli, two i to lies; alto taveitment ft appearing to and b«lng found by Red Bank. 741-1220, 741-1075. Four-bedroom Colonial. Double size FAIR HAVEN RANCH — Tbree~bed schools, shopping and bus, Nothing else property. Cal) ut for a q"Jck nil. Twolast seven years. the subscribing authority that Uu utd kitchen, Large living room, fireplace, PORT MONMOUTH — Four-room rooms, hot water basebonrd heat nt- like it for a low JIB.500. ELWOOD A. defendant Is absent from this state and PED BANK, opposite new Pont Office dining room, two full haths, small den, bungalow ami tiaih. Automatic hot tached one-car garage, lull cellar with ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 5M oillcei »»rvlDg you. Mr. Garin, who taught history, live-room corner suite, first floor. recreation, patio, full cellar, connecting water baseboard heating. Call after " outsltio entrance. Taxe.t S474. J17.51KI Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. WALKS R A WAUvEK has Kone to parts unknown, and that ^Equipped with plumbing und wiring garage, oak shaded lot. Excellent loca- P.m. 787-2861. A. PRED MAFFEO AOENCY, 7 3 Realtor! will go to the Mountainside notice of U19 Institution ot UiU action for dvnta] office. Cnll 741-1229 or 7*1 Broad St., Shrewsbury. 7*1-9SM. BARGAIN! Immediate possession. Own. most likely to coma to his attention is tion, Near gchools and transportation. HAZLET — Three-bedroom ranch. Full er has moved to Albany. FHA ap- BnrewaDury umci Midi Itt own Ofa school system, where he will as- 1575. 528,900. Owner. 842-1192. 711-5:12 071-3311 that hereinafter ordered: It Is cellar, corne-r lot, many extras. $17,950. 918,500 praUed at 120,525. Will sacrifice at sist the principal of a K-8 school ORDERED, that notice of tile Insti- LARGE.ROAD STAND — Trading as RUMSON — S1000 down for thn quali- Owner. 284-4693. WILL BUY THIS FIVE YEAR-OLD $13,800. Liberal terms to qualified buy- VVK NEKD — Five or Hi, 2-3 bedroom family farm market Located on Rt. COLONIAL FOUR . BEDROOMS, I',$ er. Modern ranch home on >i acre. homei, run.ui.ed or unfurniibed, from and teach one class. He resides tution of said action be (1v«n the de- 34, Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. 946- fied buyer. Three-bedroom home, 214 MIDDLETOWN - Near Rerl Ban: fendant by some proper officer or W. baths, den. Home in good condition, BATHS, EAT-IN lilTCIIKN, fiF.PAUATK Four bedrooms, two baths. Basement $120 to 1175 per month for Incoming at 12 Rosalie Ave., Red Bank. different pereon causing- a true and Large lot. near schools and bus line. Three bedrooms, living room with DINING ROOM, PATIO, SOME AP- Attached garage. Immaculate condition executives. THE 0ERO AGENCY, Rt aUnltrt copy ot this order ot nollct 18xM COLD BTORAQE AREA — Near Asking 520,000. GLAZSBHOOK brick wall and fireplace. Patio tenccd-lr PUANCEB, 1M OLDE SHREW8BUHY Call ttxlay! STANLEY K. DOWNS 35 Mlddletown. 871-1000. to bs published In the Red Bank Re|. AGENCY. Realtor, Avenue of Two Riv- backyard, garage. Tall shade trees OWNER. 74T-M80. Realtors, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. The board voted to replace him railroad Biding. Artdng $17,500. Call owner. 747-2682. liter, a newspaper circulated In R«d 747-1781' ern Rumaon 842-1700 I>KV£U>PME.NT HOME OVVNERA- with Miss Mary Lou Weinheimer Bank, New Jersey three times con- BeLni traniltrrttlT Uouift too tmtltt secutivedy, commencing on or befor* HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Mortf«.f« payment! too hlfltT Don't of 273 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, July 20, A. D. 1004. and that return wait, call ui now we'll btnr your bomc. a recent graduate of Mary Wash of such service bt msuto to tha above named Court. MANELY A850CIATEB. «T1UU nRlon College, Fredericksburg, RL'MBON — Mwltm charming four to HENRY E. SHANNON five-bedroom house. Ooo<1 location. Oc Va. Assistant Clerk' of the. Superior Oourt FAIR HAVEN cupancy Bert. I. Csih. Call aftn for County of Fslrfleld CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 5:00, l'lliram 4.M4B. She will take over the summer July l«. 17 20 |3i.7i A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI LARGE HOME NEKDKD - 7 or m task of re-evaluating the history bedroom*. CORNEUt'R AOB'tTV, Ntw curriculum previously under- Monmouth. 871 54OJ. nTATB OF NEW JERSEY taken by Mr. Garin. Her salary DEPARTMENT OF STATE. will lie J5.20O annually and $700. Adding Machines — Typewriters Equipment For Hire Odd Job* CEnriricATK or DISSOLUTION To Bless for the six-week summer posi- To nil to whom Uiese presenta may come, Greeting: ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter* Front end loader, with driver, alto MASONRY itepa And ildewalka, tion. WHEREAS. It appears lo my satis- Hold, rented, repaired. Serplco'n 101 tractor with plow, disk, (trader, r*ltf. HOUBE PAINTING, and CArpentry, faction, hy duly authenticated record Monmouth St., Red Rank 747-0185. Hourly or dally. Insurprl, 916-4271. patloi. Reasonable r«t*a. 747-1582. KC Autos The l!»64-()5 teaching staff was of the proceedings fnr the voluntary completed last night with the llfisolullon thereof by the unanimous Pearl and Bead Reitrlnglng consent of aU the stockholders, lit. Auto Body Repair Furniture Repaired, Rcfinlshed KEYPORT - Keyport Coun- hirinp of Mrs. Judith Gmbcr, poBlteo. In my onlce, that 8YBCO IN- Expertly on braided nylon. 91,00 a cil, Knights of Columbus, will UUaTIUXfl. INC. a corporation of this Call 747-1213 or A42-33H. ^5 Paarl Bt, 735 Greens Ave., Long Branch rltate, whose, principal oftlcai la iltu- EXPERT PAINTING and body. r»- Red Bank. Prompt asrvie*. it rand. SLerllni ctupi from 75c, MJr. Moderate prices. McCarthy REU88ILLE8', 38 Broad Bt. sponsor a ceremony (or th« bltst- *t«d sv No. r> Broadmoor Drive, In Carl Wllm». who ha had Vfa years of experi Ihf Clly of Rumsnn County of Mon- Chevrolet. AUtntio Hlshlinds, 201*O30A ing of tho motor vehlcln of coun- ence and will receive $5,600, and mouth Bute of New Jersey (Raymond Painting and Decorating cil members Sunday »t 2:30 p.m. D. Caceif. JT. btlng the agent therein Auto and Truck Rentul Home Improvement! Mrs. Marilyn Chapman, Eaton- and It) charge thereof, upon whom I* R HILL — Painter interior and in St. Joseph's Church parking town, who will receive $5,400. rocesi may Fie servedi. has compiled WORKING MAN'S contractor. Altar- exterior, So Job* too larft or too Thrae-bedroom, two-bath ranch, fen year* old, on one-third ltu tli# reMiU <.( TUW 14, AVlfl Rent a new car or truck, t^ow atlons, nddllloni. pulnltng, mtuonry. •mall. Very reasonable. Call 147-9030. Act* with beautiful Ireei and ettablithed lawn. New ihlngt'ing area. She lauphl one year in Spring Corporation-!. General, of Itfviml Slat- ratei. Uapl* Avo., lied Hank. 7*7- small iobs too. Phone evanlnfi 8M- ' % of New Jersey, iirpllmlnary U) the 0308. 774-521*. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p,m. 171*. 'JARL B. JONES - Pftimtng and And leptie tank, newly refinithed kitchen with built-in range, William Janthor, chairman of Valley, N.Y. Ing of this Certificate of Dissolu- dicoratlnj. Fully lmured. For (ret wAthar *nd dry*r included, Two-car q»r«ge wilh electric doon. tion. OIlAItUilS HOWKIR CONTUACrTOR ••timan call 747-3041. It no aniwir Catholic activities, iias made ar- A tomniittec consisting o( Diamonds Bought or Restyled Paintid bailment with vinyl floor and tiled ceiling, ftnplat* in NOW TIIEItKKOIlK, I. the Serretan Addition!, Imp rove ment a, Remodel- call after 9 p.m. rangements to present a token of Carleton II. Boll, Malcolm D. n! Rtste r>f ths EHatq ut New Jersey, lnir. All types mtion work. 747-4479. living room, formal dining room, wall to wall carpeting. Cen- Let ui buy tli» iltunwnrti you don't TOU BUAT& — Pamtlni and tutor- significance to those who par- W.ire and William Q. Meeker fio Hftreliy Certify that the said cor- irtar or Itt m rcstyla them for you atln(. General Contracting, fully In* trally 4ir*condltion*d. Lav/ voltage "touch plate" twitches. Flag- poration ilhl, oti thn Tenth ilay of June, perionally. Rftui»lll(>ii, 39 Broad St Moving and Storage lured. 30 yean eiperleaci. Free Mtl* ticipate. will analyze the school district's l»tH, file In my office a rlnly eiecuted m«.tei. 741-4308 after 6 p.m. itont porches (rear porch 9x19) and v/allc. Scr««m and ttorm and attested consent In wrlllng to the Announcement has also been liability coverage for students rihjsoliillcui of saM rrtrpnrattnn rxe- IDKAL WAY WILL MOVE — Thr«« lath. $33,400. cilterl by all the ntir.kholilrre Uiereof. Electrical Contractor rooms J30- four roomn Ji2. flv« roomt Roofing, Siding and Insulation made that the first degree will which now has limits of 100,000 wtilrh said consent and Ihe record *H sli rooms Jfl6. AIio World Wide SEE ANY MEMBER OF THE it! (ho pror*e

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